Examinando por Materia "Hidroituango"

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    Delito de celebración de contrato sin el cumplimiento de requisitos legales esenciales y problemas de imputación penal en los eventos de convenios interadministrativos
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2023) Vélez Bedoya, Juan David; Zuluaga Parra, Wilson Daniel; Álvarez Álvarez, Juan Carlos
    The present will have as a general frame of reference the case known in the media, related to the contractual processes of the Hidroituango megaproject. In particular, the problem related to the signing of a contract called BOOMT will be analyzed, which, in accordance with the public information disclosed by the Attorney General's Office, was maintained between two public entities, which, was also preceded by an inter-administrative agreement between two public entities that are partners in the mentioned project and also different legal entities from those that later signed the BOOMT. The narrated facts have led the Prosecutor's Office to consider that in this case, when the contract was signed as indicated, was committed the crime of signing a contract without compliance with essential legal requirements, contained in the article 410 of the Colombian crime code. In light of what was exposed above, we commit to carry out an analysis of the administrative laws that regulate public contracting and the domiciliary public service companies regime. From this regulatory rules compound, and based on the analysis of doctrine and jurisprudence, we will propose a deliberation to the problems of the criminal charges mentioned.
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    Esquema asociativo territorial en la zona de Hidroituango y su viabilidad legal y política para la consolidación de la gestión supramunicipal
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2022) Úsuga Montoya, Esteban; Sánchez Lozano, Edith Natalia
    From the general information on the Ituango Hydroelectric Project, Empresas Públicas de Medellín affirms that it is the largest power generation project in Colombia with a contribution of approximately 2,400 MW to the energy system and that it represents one of the most important milestones in Colombian engineering. However, this infrastructure brings with it a territorial management component because it includes municipalities in the north and west of Antioquia, such as: Ituango, Briceño, Toledo, San Andrés de Cuerquia, San José de la Montaña, Valdivia, Yarumal, Peque, Sabanalarga, Buriticá, Liborina, Olaya and Santa Fe de Antioquia. In this context, the territorial entities not only share a reservoir or additional works around Hidroituango, but also have social, economic, cultural and political dynamics, which is why they could consider the possibility of associating to promote regional development. That is why the Land Management Law establishes that "the State shall promote associative processes between territorial entities for the free and voluntary formation of strategic alliances that promote the autonomous and self-sustainable development of the communities" (Law 1454, 2011, art. 9). The specific case of this paper focuses on the analysis of the legal and political feasibility of a Planning and Management Region - RPG, an Association of Municipalities or an Administrative and Planning Province as forms of associativity for the municipalities in the area of influence of Hidroituango. Additionally, the positions of several people in the territories and public institutions are presented regarding the window of opportunity for decision makers to visualize which is the most viable EAT to create in this area.
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    Hidroituango Hydro: Colombia's biggest infrastructure project at risk
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2019) Castaño Sierra, Mateo; Restrepo Tobón, Diego Alexander
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    Valoración de Conconcreto S.A. (Burkenroad)
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2018) Zabala Fonseca, César Augusto; Hoyos Hoyos, Vilmer René; Restrepo Barth, Simón
    Once the valuation was made by the adjusted discounted cash flow methodology as well as the multiples methodology with its closest peers in America, we found a fundamental share value of COP $942. From this value, we generated a purchase recommendation, because the value of the stock at the moment of the valuation was COP $781, mainly as a result of market penalties generated due to the serious difficulties in which the Hidroituango hydroelectric project is in, the biggest hydroelectric project in our country so far. It should be noted that Conconcreto shared 35% of the main building contract of this project.