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Roa Leaves a Legacy of Ecopetrol Politicization with a Visible Face in Cenit
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Although he is temporarily out of office, Ricardo Roa’s footprint remains present through his allies in the oil companies. In Cenit, which operates the country’s largest pipeline network, a friend of his arrived since 2024. It is Jorge Dilson Murcia, the legal vice president and a well-known politician of Huila. Ecopetrol’s “gallow of gold eggs” has undergone transformations in the hiring of legal personnel, many of whom come from the political …
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