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De La Espriella Orders to Review the Photomults in Colombia, After Detecting 40,000 Comparends Under Suspicion in Cartago: “The Device that Does Not Comply with the Law Cannot Operate”

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The National Road Safety Agency will have to verify the photodetection equipment, while the checks on devices that would have operated without officially recording the start of its operation are progressing.

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The National Road Safety Agency will have to verify the photodetection equipment, while the checks on devices that would have operated without officially recording the start of its operation are progressing.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The review of thousands of comparendos opened a new discussion about the photodetection cameras and the fines imposed on La entrada Goodbye to 40,000 photofintas? Abelardo De La Espriella's government found possible irregularities appeared first in Public Journalism.

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The government of Abelardo De La Espriella began to review the photofines... The entrance Nearly 40,000 photofintas are under the government's magnifying glass for possible irregularities was first published in Enterate Cali.

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The Government reviews 40,000 photomults in Colombia for possible irregularities and audits the legality of detection systems.

·Colombia
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President Abelardo De la Espriella. Image: @delaespriella_style In the midst of the decisions of the government of the Espriella to review the functionality of the photomults in Colombia, the president ordered to inspect the comparends that have already been imposed through these mechanisms. The president reiterated that, in the short term, the policy of road safety of the country will seek to save lives without making disproportionate or unfair…

The national review of the photomullet systems has already yielded results. Any device that does not comply with the law will be removed.

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La República broke the news in Bogota, Colombia on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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