Colombia’s State Broadcaster Reviews US$32 Million of Contracts
New management of Colombia's public media system will review more than 1,051 contracts worth over COP 100,000 million (about US$32 million). The post Colombia’s State Broadcaster Reviews US$32 Million of Contracts appeared first on The Rio Times .
The public broadcaster formerly known as RTVC, now operating as Inravision, will review more than 1,051 contracts signed this year, with a total value exceeding COP 100,000 million, or about US$32 million. This is part of a larger push for transparency under President Abelardo de la Espriella, who took office on August 7, 2026. The review is meant to check how the contracts were awarded, and affects all processes as Inravision begins its reorganisation.
The new general manager, Angela Maria Mora Soto, is replacing Hollman Morris. Businesses that work with public broadcasters may face uncertainty, as existing contracts may be delayed or renegotiated. The review aims to ensure the proper use of public funds and is still in its early stages. No contracts have been cancelled or suspended so far.
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