En Pasto sigue en duda la calidad del PAE que se está entregando a miles de estudiantes

Esta semana debe normalizarse el PAE, pero lo que piden desde la instituciones es que no solo llegue el programa, «si no que sea de calidad».

Se espera que esta semana el servicio del PAE en Pasto mejore, pues a instituciones educativas siguen llegando alimentos que no cumplen indices de nutrición, en pésimo estado o muy poca ración por cada estudiante.

Noticias Nariño.

¿Dónde están? los alimentos adecuados para miles de estudiantes en Pasto, es la pregunta de ciudadanos, padres de familia y los mismos alumnos que han hecho ya protestas en varios planteles,

Estudiantes de la Ciudadela educativa, I E Antonio Nariño, Carlos Pizarro, LIbertad y otros se quejan porque o no hay alimentación o llega «de pésima calidad», muy poca cantidad.

Cientos de alumnos practicamente solo tienen de comida lo que reciben en el colegio, «y que les den una naranja seca y una bolsita de yogur no es justo».

Desde la Secretaría de Educación del municipio capital, se informó a TuBarco que la falla esta vez, fue por el cambio de operador.

“Esto se va a normalizar, una vez legalizado el contrato mismo, deben cumplir a cabalidad como se lo estipula, ya que hay un equipo de supervisión para que no se presenten estos casos nuevamente”, indicaron desde la entidad.

Es decir, esta semana no deben estarse presentando problemas con el PAE.

Ahora bien, lo que piden desde la instituciones es que no solo llegue el programa, «si no que sea de calidad».

Cientos de alumnos practicamente solo tienen de comida lo que reciben en el colegio, «y que les den una naranja seca y una bolsita de yogur no es justo».

Investigaciones

En Ipiales, Tumaco y otras zonas ha habido investigaciones judiciales por el manejo de los recursos que están destinados al PAE y terminan en otras manos.

Para febrero del 2021 la Contraloría General llamó la atención en Nariño, tras conocerse que las cuatro entidades territoriales, no habían iniciado con la Ejecución del Plan de Alimentación Escolar.

Un problema que parece repetirse cada año.

Sin embargo, de ese llamado luego pocos detalles se conocieron sobre el seguimiento a la ejecución del programa. Todo el año hubo quejas, reclamos y pedidos de mejora.

Empezó el 2022, y la situación se repite.

La Contraloría volvió a abrir indagación preliminar al gobernador del departamento, esta vez, a Jhon Rojas Cabrera, y al secretario de Educación Departamental, Jairo Hernán Cadena Ortega, por presuntas irregularidades con el PAE.

#PrimiciaBLU @PGN_COL abre indagación preliminar al gobernador de Nariño, Jhon Rojas Cabrera, y al secretario de Educación Departamental, Jairo Hernán Cadena Ortega, por presuntas irregularidades con el PAE. #VocesySonidos pic.twitter.com/rvDB8XS0nj

— BluRadio Colombia (@BluRadioCo) January 19, 2022

Source link

Schools in Riohacha suspend classes due to lack of water and PAE - Other Cities - Colombia

A call to the mayor of Riohacha to improve the sanitary and infrastructure conditions of several institutions and educational centers in the District was made by the Association of Education Workers in La Guajira, Asodegua.

With this request they supported the decision to cease activities in several institutions and educational centers in the urban and rural areas of the District.

It is not fair that the Ministry of Education has been here for four years and today we see this panorama that is the product of negligence

Asodegua denounced that the breaches by the Mayor’s Office range from the implementation of the School Feeding Program (PAE) and school transportation, to the hiring of personnel for general services, the permanent water supply, the hiring of teachers and the repair of educational infrastructure.

(See: Student drowned trying to cross a stream to go to school)

“It is not fair that the Ministry of Education has been here for four years and today we see this scenario that is the product of the negligence they had because they did not focus it,” says Sildana Deluque, president of Asodegua.

One of the institutions whose infrastructure is in poor condition is El Chonkay, at its headquarters No. 3 Remedios Morales de Guao. There one of the walls that supports the access gate is cracked and is at risk of falling.

Likewise, there are rooms that are caves for bats, pigeons and rats, taking advantage of the lack of some ceiling tiles. This has generated the spread of nauseating odors and other risks for the community.

Asodegua asked the Secretaries of Education and Health to close the affected classrooms, since the situation has caused several parents to withdraw their children.

Another of the affected sites in El Chonkay is No. 2, Nuestra Señora de la Inmaculada. There the doors of the bathrooms are about to fall and the water service does not arrive.

Management’s response

Regarding these complaints, the Secretary of District Education, Jesús Herrera, confirmed that the general services contract has already been awarded and for next week the awarding of School Transportation and the PAE, respectively, will be carried out.

(See: The candidate was charged $150,000 per suitcase, she complained and they took her out in handcuffs)

Herrera assures that the delays are not due to poor planning, but to problems with the Mayor’s financial software, which did not allow the issuance of availability certificates.

To gain time, the PAE team of the Secretariat began the enlistment stage, carrying out verification activities of each one of the restaurants and school kitchens.

“To see what conditions they are in and what they need, in order to be able to provide the service in the shortest time possible,” said Herrera.

Regarding the lack of water, he pointed out that the problem is registered in eight educational institutions, for which a meeting was scheduled with the operating company of the aqueduct service, the competent areas and the members of the union to make decisions and resolve.

Finally, the official indicated that these days an agreement is being negotiated with Findeter for the improvement of school infrastructure, which should house some 60 educational venues of Riohacha.

ELIANA MEJIA
Special for WEATHER
RIOHACHA

More news from Colombia

For violent carnal access to a 13-year-old girl, they prosecute a priest in Córdoba

Man kidnapped and tortured his ex-partner and his 3-year-old son in Meta

There is a complaint against the vote buying and selling network in Magdalena

"¡Queremos el PAE!", el reclamo en el Colegio Libertad de Pasto: "Naranja durísima, sobrantes de comida"

Por el mal servicio con el PAE, de no haber respuesta y cambio en la minuta, el colegio procederá con otras acciones. Si deben suspender actividades académicas lo harán.

«Se que muchos me dijeron que no han comido. Lamento decirles que hoy no llegó el PAE», le dijo el rector a los estudiantes. Exigen que se les garantice una alimentación escolar de buena calidad y permanente.

Noticias Pasto.

En Pasto la Institución Educativa Municipal Libertad denuncia que operadores del Programa de Alimentación Escolar, PAE, no se les está garantizando una buena alimentación a los estudiantes.

Llevan una semana recibiendo alimentos que no cumplen con las debidas condiciones, señalan que galletas parecen pasadas, la leche igual y una «naranja muy dura».

Además de combinaciones que no cumplen con los estandares de nutrición.

«Lamento decirles que hoy no llego el PAE», les dijo el rector de la institución a los estudiantes que se encontraban haciendo fila para recibir su alimento.

Paulo Emilio Díaz. Rector Institución Educativa Municipal Libertad.

Hay estudiantes que acuden a las aulas sin comer, esperanzados a que puedan consumir algo en su colegio.

Y hay padres de familia que por su situación económica, el bolsillo no les alcanza para darle a sus hijos dinero para que compren algo.

 

Estudiantes haciendo fila en el restaurante escolar.

Los niños esperan en las filas, pero «no hay alimentos que sean dignos de ser consumidos».

La Minuta

Los operadores del PAE durante está semana entregaron una bolsa de leche, una galleta y una naranja que está verde y dura. Combinando un cítrico con un lácteo, señalan.

Les dan una bolsa de leche, una galleta y una naranja.

Un estudiante denuncia que una leche le provocó una indigestión. «Parece que estaba vencida».

«Antes la alimentación era de mejor calidad a la que reciben hoy». Antes se manejaba la minuta de comida caliente, era un plato de arroz con lentejas u otro alimento.

El día de hoy (jueves) no prestaron el servicio, con el sobrante del día anterior solucionaron refrigerios para algunos estudiantes.

Docentes piden que se les garantice una minuta que nutricionalmente este mejorada. La indignación es en todo el colegio.

Docentes también denunciaron la situación. «Es una naranja que los niños no pueden partir por lo dura que está»

Hacen la comparación de los costos de los productos que se les entrega y lo que se les debería entregar. La diferencia es notoria.

Son alimentos que tienen costos mínimos.

Piden a las autoridades locales que tomen cartas sobre el asunto.

Se espera que se de una pronta solución a esta problemática que esta afectando la nutrición de los estudiantes.

De no haber respuesta y cambio en la minuta, el colegio procederá con otras acciones. Si deben suspender actividades académicas lo harán.

Desde la Secretaría de Educación Municipal se había anunciado el inicio de la prestación de este servicio del PAE en la ciudad, que al parecer ha presentado inconsistencias.

La denuncia:

Source link

Magdalena: Carlos Caicedo denounces sabotage in the PAE program - Other Cities - Colombia

The Ocad Caribe denied the Government of Magdalena the right to carry out the School Meal Plan (PAE) 2022.

(Also read: Woman is accused of killing her 10-month-old son)

At the meeting, he established that the Administrative and Planning Region (RAP) assume that responsibility.

In no case is the ICBF alluded to, as Ocad did last December, or the RAPs, as they do now illegally.

Said determination generated discomfort in the governor of Magdalena, Carlos Caicedo, who attacked the rulers who did not agree that the department would be in charge of distributing the food doses in the schools of the municipalities.

According to Caicedo, the governors of Sucre, Córdoba and Bolívar, in collusion with the mayor of the municipality of Sampués (Sucre), once again committed the crime of prevarication.

To support his statement, he specified that “the Colombian regulatory framework only admits departments, municipalities and districts as responsible for guaranteeing school meals.”

in what corresponds to budgetsaid that the law indicates that the execution of school feeding resources are in charge of the Nation and the territorial entities certified in education.

“That is to say, in no case is the ICBF alluded to, as Ocad did last December, or the RAPs, as they do now illegally,” noted the Governor of Magdalena.

(You may be interested: El Tayrona reopened its doors with more lifeguards and services)

The rejection of the ICBF

The president recalled that the December 6, 2021 the governors, meeting in the Ocad Caribbean region, approved that the ICBF be the executing entity of the PAE for the Magdalena.

This decision, he added, because it was contrary to law, was rejected by the general director of the ICBF, who, like the Ministry of Finance and the Government of Magdalena, argued that it had neither the legal powers nor the competence to assume the execution of the PAE. .

It is a decision that expresses the abuse of the dominant position of the governor of Córdoba and the mayor of Sampués

The governor of Magdalena, Carlos Caicedo, expressed his rejection of the new decision arguing that “it is a decision that expresses the abuse of the dominant position of the governor of Córdoba and the mayor of Sampués”.

He also announced that he will file a criminal complaint and a disciplinary complaint against the governors of Sucre and Córdoba and the mayor of Sampués, “since with their willful conduct they have again incurred the crime of prevarication by action.”

“It is unacceptable that for political reasons the children of the department of Magdalena, the fourth poorest in the country, are denied their right to school meals,” Caicedo pointed out.

Roger Urieles
For THE WEATHER Santa Marta
@rogeruv

More content from Colombia:

– Barranquilla will launch this year public transport system

– La Línea road will be closed this Tuesday from 7 am tomorrow

– The school community of Risaralda that calls for a new headquarters

Controversy in Cartagena over the suspension of the PAE due to an increase in food prices - Other Cities - Colombia

The Secretary of District Education of Cartagena (SED) reported that the deliveries of industrialized rations to students benefiting from the School Feeding Program (PAE) have been affected since last Tuesday by defaults by operators.

Today there are 106,000 students in 205 schools without receiving food rations.

(Also, Video: 44 people survived a boat crash on the Magdalena River)

The contract is backed by the Mercantile Exchange

This contract involves the Mercantile Exchange, who will have to act in the company of the Cartagena district in verifying the causes mentioned by the operators,

According to the District, the operators Cartagena Express and Por los Niños de la Heroica requested last February 14 to suspend deliveries from Tuesday, February 15 until next Monday, citing non-compliance by their suppliers and effects that they say they have due to the impact of high food prices in the country.

The District Secretary of Education rejected the late notice of the operators and recalled that the arguments expressed do not exempt them from the administrative and contractual decisions applied by the District within the framework of the current contracts.

(Also: Explosive device leaves several injured in El Tambo, Cauca)

Even so, the operator suspended the school feeding service between February 16, 17, 18 and 21, 2022.

“This contract involves the Mercantile Exchange, who will have to act in the company of the Cartagena district in verifying the causes mentioned by the operators, and if it is true that all the alternatives were supplied, and if not, they must be sought as soon as possible, all alternatives must be looked at for the reestablishment of this right to education”, assured Juan Carlos Martínez, director of Food to Learn.

District promises legal action

There is no justification for it being due to non-compliance with prices by suppliers. This is not an issue that has occurred from one day to the next, and nobody forces the operator to have the same provider.

The legal team of the Ministry of Education reported that it is analyzing the situation to provide a timely response and take the legal actions that must be applied to the operators within the framework of the contracts for the provision of school meals.

“There is no justification for it being due to non-compliance with prices by suppliers. This is not an issue that has occurred from one day to the next, and nobody forces the operator to have the same provider. It is working all over the country. We cannot unilaterally be causing problems for children, a contract is not resolved in that way,” said Martínez.

The District asked the Ombudsman and other surveillance and control entities to be permanently integrated into the daily tasks of PAE supervision carried out by the Secretary of Education since the beginning of the school calendar, in the company of the School Feeding Committees, made up of teachers and parents.

Cartagena

More news in Colombia

Eight bodies that would be disappeared were recovered in the Urrao cemetery

With bioclimatic nurseries they seek to reforest six towns in Bolívar

Attorney General's Office investigates mishandling of the PAE in Riohacha - Other Cities - Colombia

In its preventive function, the Attorney General’s Office questioned the mayor of Riohacha, José Ramiro Bermúdez, for not starting the provision of food and school transportation services in 2022, after the return to classes of more than 50,000 students.

During a field visit carried out on February 7, officials from the control body confirmed that Both programs were not started in the different educational establishments of Riohacha.
​

(Also: These are the areas where politicians are afraid to go to campaign)

Children in class, but dining rooms closed

“It was found that the school canteens are closed and the students do not receive the food service, in the same way it was possible to verify that the school transport service did not start either,” said the Regional Attorney of La Guajira Alfredo Moisés Ropain, in the letter sent.

The Public Ministry requested, for the second time, a copy of the contracts made by the District administration and the operators of the School Feeding Plan service, both for the urban and rural areas.

(You may be interested: Worker and fisherman die sucked into a sewer in Santa Marta)

It also required the list of the operators that will provide the school dining service to the ethno-educational institutions and cedes with their respective contacts.

“We are concerned as the Public Ministry that it has not been complied with, as expected,” said the Attorney General.

Riohacha had already activated a preventive monitoring action since last January 26, so that the start of the 2022 school year could be fulfilled and guarantee these rights to children who attend school.

On that occasion, the Attorney General’s Office required the mayor and his Secretary of Education, Jesús David Herrera, to provide a detailed and urgent report, in which the operator that will provide the school feeding service and his legal representative would be announced.

“We have been involved in this activity for more than 15 days, verifying and requesting information, because we do not co-manage nor are we responsible for spending, we verify that the territorial entity complies with its legal and constitutional obligation to start it within the legal term so that these services are presented to the different students”, pointed out the Attorney General.

(It is worth reading: Mayor Dau and the Council are in free fall, according to ‘Cartagena How We Are Going’)

Finally, he indicated that he hopes this situation will be corrected as soon as possible, because otherwise it will be up to him to close the preventive activity and give him a disciplinary transfer, so that each public servant responds for the responsibilities that he assists.

He stressed that despite the fact that the Public Ministry prioritized surveillance in Riohacha, verification is carried out in the rest of the department.

El Tiempo tried to establish contact with the Riohacha mayor’s office to find out its position on the issue, without being able to obtain any response.

Eliana Mejia Ospino
Special for Weather
Riohacha

Huila: they denounce delivery of decomposing food in the PAE - Other Cities - Colombia

Community leaders and parents denounced the delivery of food in poor condition that is part of the School Feeding Program, PAE, in public educational institutions in the municipalities of Íquira, La Plata and Villavieja, in Huila.

These are perishable foods such as bananas, cilantro, broccoli, tomatoes, carrots, as well as fruits and even meats that would not have met the cold chain.

The food for the children arrived in poor condition, damaged, because the food did not comply with the cold chain

“The food for the children arrived in poor condition, damaged, because the food did not meet the cold chain,” said Luis Toro, councilor of Ichira, a municipality located one hour from Neiva. And he added: “it is very sad and angry, because it was the first food delivery of the year in our municipality. This problem affects all the educational institutions of this population.”

Antonio Nasayó, president of the Community Action Board of the Río Negro town center, also spoke in this regard, who presented videos of food in poor condition.

“We detected rotten eggs and in general all food in poor condition, so we ask for respect for the 900 students in this area,” said the community leader of Íquira.

The complaints spread to rural educational institutions in Villavieja and La Plata, where the parents revealed that the food was spoiling.

Community leaders and parents denounced the delivery of food in poor condition that is part of the School Feeding Program, PAE, in public educational institutions in the municipalities of Iquira, La Plata and Villavieja, Huila. pic.twitter.com/v7cYmEUpyn

– Duvan Alvarez (@duvan_ad) February 2, 2022

The Secretary of Education of Huila, Milena Oliveros, affirmed that the problems have arisen in perishable foods.

“We thank the parents who made the complaints. It is possible that some operators in certain areas of the department have lost the cold chain and this has generated accelerated deterioration and poor quality of some vegetables and legumes, cases that are already being studied. We are going to apply sanctions,” the official said.

The PAE benefits 124,500 boys, girls, adolescents and young people from the Huila public education system.

For her part, Alejandra Montes, spokeswoman for the Huila 2022 Temporary Food Union, indicated that “the products we buy are of the highest quality, unfortunately between the handling and transportation of the products, some vegetables can be affected,” she said.

And he added that in the case of eggs “we have not had any type of requirement in any of the municipalities, we have all the supports and the respective replacements that were made.”

More content from Colombia:

‘Narcobus’ fell in the north of the Valley that was going on an excursion to the Caribbean

Father who would have attacked his 2 and 7-year-old children with a knife

PAE Bucaramanga: Mayor of Bucaramanga filed a complaint - Santander - Colombia

welcome

you have created your account in EL TIEMPO. Know and personalize your profile.

The verification email will be sent to

Check your inbox and if not, in your spam folder.

NO, CHANGE MAIL YES, SEND

We want you to find the news that interests you the most

Follow your favorite topics in a place exclusive to you.

Remember that to see your songs on all your devices, you must update the El Tiempo App.

discover
“my news”

an exclusive place,
where you can follow your
favorite subjects . choose them!

hello!

Here you can also find “My News”
and follow the topics you chose in the APP.

Find out how it works!

the last

The fastest way to get up to date.

my news

An exclusive section where you can follow your songs.

edit favorites

Whenever you want, change the themes you chose.

Your favorite themes have been saved!

you are now following
4 TOPICS

We tell you how it works

THE LAST

The fastest way to get up to date.

MY NEWS

An exclusive section where you can follow your songs.

EDIT FAVORITES

Whenever you want, change the themes you chose.

SEE MY NEWS

I will do it later

Remember that to see your songs on all your devices, you must update the El Tiempo App.

PAE.

Photo:

Esneyder Gutierrez. TIME

The administration indicated that there would be alleged falsehood in a private document.

Select the creator of the article in the configuration of this module

s.

Bucaramanga
Article publication time

Author’s name
Article publication time

BU

February 02, 2022, 05:55 PM

MR

Maria Alejandra Rodriguez Castellanos
February 02, 2022, 05:55 PM

The Mayor’s Office of Bucaramanga filed a complaint with the Attorney General’s Office against the Temporary Bucaramanga School Union, for alleged irregularities and inconsistencies.

After making some tours of the warehouses and educational facilities, “alleged inconsistencies in the fulfillment of the obligations by the two operators were evidenced, which is why (…) the respective requirements were made for the operators to speak out and correct the identified findings, if not, it will be determined to apply the pertinent sanctions”, they indicated from the Mayor’s Office.

Ana Leonor Rueda, Secretary of Education of Bucaramanga requested “the immediate intervention and investigation of the Attorney General’s Office and the different control entities to determine the corresponding responsibility,” the official said.

The spokesman for the temporary union, Alfonso Llamas spoke about the fact.

“We do not have any notification about an investigation by the Prosecutor’s Office. The matter of the invoice is that an operator was negligent and surely asked for another supplier that was not on the list authorized by the mayor’s office, but the brand that was used is the same one sold by the other provider,” Llamas said.

BUCARAMANGA

BU

February 02, 2022, 05:55 PM

MR

Maria Alejandra Rodriguez Castellanos
February 02, 2022, 05:55 PM

DOWNLOAD THE WEATHER APP

Personalize, discover and inform yourself.

Receive the best information in your email from national news and the world

MORE NEWSLETTERS

Congratulations! Your registration has been successful.

You can now see the latest content of TIME in your inbox

there was an error in the request

keep going down
to find more content

you arrived at content limit of the month

Enjoy the content to the fullest DIGITAL WEATHER unlimited. Sign up now!

* COP $900 / month for the first two months

We know that you like to always be informed.

Create an account and you can enjoy:

• Access to newsletters with the best current news.
• Comment the news that interests you.
• Keep your favorite items.

Create an account and you can enjoy our content from any device.