Daniel Quintero's arrival at Supersalud sparks friendly fire within Gustavo Petro's government

TL;DR

Daniel Quintero has been appointed as the new national health superintendent.
Carlos Carrillo, director of the National Unit for Risk Management, publicly criticized the appointment, calling it a political setback for the government.
Carrillo highlighted Quintero's ongoing legal processes as a reputational risk for the ruling party.
The National Health Superintendency is currently intervening at least ten EPS (healthcare providers) due to financial problems.
Quintero, lacking prior health sector experience, has adopted a confrontational tone, vowing to 'dismantle the health cartel'.
Critics worry about the potential politicization of a technical entity and the credibility of the government's project.

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