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Viewing cable 07BOGOTA3787, COLOMBIAN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CALLS FOR

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07BOGOTA3787 2007-05-25 23:40 2011-08-25 00:00 UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Embassy Bogota
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P 252340Z MAY 07
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TO RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC PRIORITY 5699
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UNCLAS BOGOTA 003787 
 
SIPDIS 
 
SENSITIVE 
SIPDIS 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: PTER PGOV MARR PHUM CO
SUBJECT: COLOMBIAN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CALLS FOR 
RESIGNATION OF OAS/MAPP CHIEF CARAMANGA 
 
1.  (U)  On May 23, the House of Representatives approved a 
non-binding resolution calling on the GOC to ask the OAS to 
remove Sergio Caramagna, chief of OAS Mission for Support of 
the Peace Process (OAS/MAPP), for alleged incompetence in 
monitoring the Tierralta accord with the paramilitaries. 
(Informal Embassy translation of excerpts from resolution in 
paragraph 4.)  The resolution, citing news reports, claims 
the OAS/MAPP failed to prevent acts of prostitution by 
paramilitaries during the  Santa Fe de Ralito negotiation 
with the GOC. It also criticizes the Catholic Church and 
Peace Commissioner Luis Carlos Restrepo for the same alleged 
failures.  The resolution was sponsored by Cambio Radical 
Representative Jose Castro Calcedo, a member of President 
Uribe's congressional coalition.  Senate officials said no 
similar resolution is pending in the Senate. 
 
2.  (SBU)  Only approximately 60 of 162 House members were 
present for the voice vote, which received a majority of its 
support from opposition Polo Democratico Party 
representatives looking to discredit the GOC.  Cambio Radical 
House leader Roy Barreras said neither his Party nor other 
members of the governing coalition were consulted about the 
resolution and did not support it.  Castro acted on his own. 
Barreras said Cambio Radical will seek to issue a statement 
the week of May 28 repudiating the resolution and expressing 
support for Caramagna and the OAS/MAPP.  He said Cambio 
Radical will also repudiate a separate no confidence 
resolution pending against Defense Minister Juan Manuel 
Santos. 
 
3.  (SBU)  OAS/MAPP Deputy Claudia Perez said OAS SYG Insulza 
called Caramagna, who is on vacation in Argentina, on May 25 
to express his full support.  Insulza told Caramagna he 
understood the allegations lay outside of the MAPP/OAS 
mandate, and characterized the resolution as an effort by 
some to score political points against President Uribe.  MFA 
US Affairs Director Patricia Cortes said the GoC strongly 
rejects the resolution, and is preparing a letter to Insulza 
supporting Caramagna and the OAS/MAPP. 
 
4.  (U)  Begins excerpts of House resolution. 
 
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PROPOSAL 
 
 
On May 12 and 13, 2004 in Santa Fe de Ralito, an "Agreement 
between the National Government and the AUC for the 
Demobilization Zone located in Tierralta, Cordoba" was 
signed.  This agreement gave the OAS Mission of Support for 
the Process of Peace in Colombia (MAPP/OAS) and the Catholic 
Church the responsibility to accompany the process. 
 
According to the facts published in "Semana" magazine's 1305 
edition, dated May 5, 2007, the magazine denounces the fact 
that the demobilization zone in Santa Fe de Rialto has been 
used for other activities than those for which the zone was 
created for--and which contrast with the pain inflicted on 
the victims of violence our country... 
 
These incidents constitute noncompliance of the obligations 
established under the Tierralta agreement.  Taking place 
under the indifference of the MAPP-OAS, represented by Sergio 
Caramagna and the Church's representatives on the Security 
and Cohabitation Committee (Comite de Seguridad y 
Convivencia) which was created by the above mentioned 
agreement.  Also noted is the incompetence in implementing 
the OAS/MAPP mission, the indifference in reference to the 
abuse of minors that entered the zone, and the 
irresponsibility of not making the authorities aware of 
incidents that violated the internal rules of behavior agreed 
upon with the AUC. 
 
As a consequence, we ask that the National Government request 
from the OAS the immediate removal of Mr. Caramagna from his 
position because of his incompetence, that he be replaced by 
a person with high sensibility and a clear sense of duty, and 
that they place in high regard the image of the OAS in 
Colombia.  We also request that the Prosecutor General 
investigate the High Commissioner for Peace and his staff for 
the facts reported.  We also request through the Principal 
Cardinal of Colombia that the ecclesiastic authorities 
 
investigate and punish their delegates. 
 
Finally we request that the Honorable House of 
Representatives, through the Secretary, send a copy of this 
proposal to the President of the Republic, the Foreign 
Minister, the OAS Secretary General, the Prosecutor General 
of the Nation, the High Commissioner for Peace, and the 
Principal Cardinal of Colombia. 
 
End Text. 
Drucker