Quintero questioned for changing Supersalud's function manual, did he hire an architect?
Following Daniel Quintero's controversial arrival at the Superintendency of Health in recent weeks, the controversy surrounding his figure in the entity continues to grow. This is because in recent hours, questions have arisen regarding the modification of the entity's function manual, which would have allowed the hiring of an advisor without training in the health sector.
TL;DR
- Daniel Quintero, the new Superintendent of Health, is facing controversy over a modification to the entity's function manual.
- The change allegedly allowed for the hiring of an architect as an advisor with a salary of approximately 14 million pesos monthly.
- Senator-elect Andrés Forero criticized the move, questioning the lack of health sector experience in the hired advisor.
- A lawsuit for electoral nullity has been filed against Quintero's appointment, arguing he does not meet the requirements for the position.
- A popular action was also filed, alleging that Quintero's appointment could affect collective rights related to administrative morality, public assets, and health service provision.