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Lawyer Nicolás Dupont Bernal, who is suing the Chancellery and the National Printing Office, presented a strong reply to the Administrative Court of Cundinamarca, calling the government's information on the alleged normality in passport issuance 'relevant material falsehood.'
TL;DR
- Lawyer Nicolás Dupont Bernal has sued the Chancellery and the National Printing Office.
- Bernal presented a strong rebuttal to the Administrative Court of Cundinamarca.
- He alleges that the government's information on passport issuance normality is a 'relevant material falsehood'.
- The lawyer questions the attribution of passport operational figures.
- Bernal argues that the 635,530 passports issued in the first four months of 2026 are a result of the 2025 contract, not a new model.