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They owe up to a year to most of these pediatricians in Cartagena.

They owe up to a year to most of these pediatric doctors in Cartagena.

They say that as of March 1 they will resign because they owe them up to a year’s salary.

The pediatricians of the General Clinic of the Caribbean, in Cartagena, they announced a collective resignation for non-payment of fees.

In a letter addressed to the management of this medical center, they express that delays in payments and non-compliance with the pediatric medical staff are becoming more and more prolonged.

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“…we have worked despite the fact that they do not pay us, but we do not see a minimum willingness to solve the salary terms,” ​​says the pediatric medical staff in a letter sent to the clinic’s directors.

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We request an urgent meeting with the aim of finding joint solutions that prevent the materialization of this announcement

That is why the pediatricians of this medical center announced collective resignation as of March 1, if there is no response from the directives, the General Clinic of the Caribbean.

“Once we became aware of the complaints filed, we contacted the directors of the institution and requested an urgent meeting with the aim of finding joint solutions that prevent the materialization of this announcement,” said Johana Bueno, director of the Department District Health Administration, Dadis.

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Up to a year is owed to most of these doctors.

“But, above all, that the agreement is fulfilled, at Dadis we aim to protect the medical mission and maintain the services,” Bueno added.

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Archbishop of Cali, Monsignor Darío de Jesús Monsalve.

Archbishop of Cali, Monsignor Darío de Jesús Monsalve.

Archbishop of Cali, Monsignor Darío de Jesús Monsalve.

Next year the prelate will turn 75, the age at which they must resign.

The Archbishop of Cali, Monsignor Darío de Jesús Monsalve, will continue in his position. This was clarified by the Catholic Church in the capital of Valle del Cauca in the face of rumors on social networks.

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“All the bishops of the world, upon reaching 75 years of age, must resign. The archbishop of Cali fulfills them on March 15, 2023. In other words, within a long year is when will have to present the formal resignation to the Holy Father“, explained to the RCN station the priest José Over Gallego, director of communications for the Archdiocese of Cali.

Gallegó added that “what he has done (the Archbishop) is to ask the Pope to name him now and a coadjutor bishop with the right to succession and that is what we are waiting for. So that there is a year of splicing and there are no gaps in the Archdiocese and not be headless as happens in so many dioceses because they delay in the new appointment”.

Monsignor Darío de Jesús Monsalve has been mediator between the national government and the ELN to seek a negotiated solution to the conflict.

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He has also been critical of the difficulties that the implementation of the peace agreements with the FARC has had.

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A caravan of vehicles drove through Minneapolis demanding justice in the death of Amir Locke, the 22-year old Black man who was fatally shot by Minneapolis police as officers served a no-knock search warrant.

Sunday’s caravan of about 50 vehicles was organized by the Racial Justice Network and other police accountability groups.

Some in the caravan then gathered in a neighborhood outside what’s believed to be the home of interim Police Chief Amelia Huffman. They chanted the names of Locke as well as Breonna Taylor, a Black woman who was killed by Kentucky police during a no-knock raid in 2020.

They also called for Huffman’s resignation, the Star Tribune reported.

“We’re asking for her job,” said activist Toussaint Morrison over a microphone outside the home, “because it seems like the only time they pay attention is when it affects their jobs or their money. But we pull up when it affects our lives.”

The gathering follows a march Saturday that drew hundreds of demonstrators to the streets of Minneapolis. The protesters met outside the Hennepin County Government Center before marching through downtown streets.

Locke was fatally shot Wednesday when a SWAT team entered a downtown Minneapolis apartment without knocking.

A police bodycam video shows an officer kicking the couch where Locke’s family said he was sleeping. On the video, he is seen wrapped in a blanket, beginning to move, with a pistol in his hand just before an officer fires his weapon.

Locke’s parents, Andre Locke and Karen Wells, say their son was “executed” after he was startled from a deep sleep and reached for a legal firearm to protect himself.

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