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Bogotá court denies Senator Iván Cepeda's tutela over Peace Radio Stations

Bogotá court denied Senator Iván Cepeda's tutela, finding no violation of rights by Inravisión over Peace Radio Stations.

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On 2026-09-04, Juzgado 32 de Ejecución de Penas y Medidas de Seguridad de Bogotá denied the tutela filed by Senator Iván Cepeda Castro, Holmer Pérez Balmaceda (representing Ascamcat), and Clímaco Carmelo Landazuri Preciado (representing Capacs) against the Ministry of ICT and Inravisión, finding no current violation or irremediable harm. [1] The court found that Inravisión had not issued any administrative act or directive to suppress, close, or eliminate the Emisoras de Paz, cancel their frequencies, or terminate their operation. [2][4] The 32nd Execution of Penalties Court in Bogotá denied a tutela lawsuit filed by Senator Iván Cepeda and social organizations regarding the suspension of programming on 20 Peace Radio stations. [3] Senator Iván Cepeda Castro and representatives of Ascamcat and Capacs alleged that the suspension of local, news and opinion programming of the 20 Emisoras de Paz since 2026-08-18 violated their fundamental rights to freedom of expression, information and peace. [5] The court stated that although the Emisoras de Paz are an instrument of the Final Agreement for pedagogy and reconciliation in conflict-affected territories, the impact of the measure did not constitute a real and current affectation of the right to peace because infrastructure, frequencies, and contracts remained in force. [6] Inravisión stated during the process that the stations continued to operate and the signal remained on air 24 hours a day under a temporary reorganization scheme. [7] Senator Iván Cepeda, along with representatives of the Catatumbo Association (Ascamcat) and the Pacific Sustainable Ethnic Environmental Corporation (Capacs), filed the lawsuit alleging violations of fundamental rights. [8]
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  1. On 2026-09-04, Juzgado 32 de Ejecución de Penas y Medidas de Seguridad de Bogotá denied the tutela filed by Senator Iván Cepeda Castro, Holmer Pérez Balmaceda (representing Ascamcat), and Clímaco Carmelo Landazuri Preciado (representing Capacs) against the Ministry of ICT and Inravisión, finding no current violation or irremediable harm. · Radio Nacional de Colombia
  2. The court found that Inravisión had not issued any administrative act or directive to suppress, close, or eliminate the Emisoras de Paz, cancel their frequencies, or terminate their operation. · Radio Nacional de Colombia
  3. The 32nd Execution of Penalties Court in Bogotá denied a tutela lawsuit filed by Senator Iván Cepeda and social organizations regarding the suspension of programming on 20 Peace Radio stations. · ELHERALDO.COColombia
  4. The court determined that no administrative order existed to close, eliminate, or cancel the frequencies of the 20 Peace Radio stations. · ELHERALDO.COColombia
  5. Senator Iván Cepeda Castro and representatives of Ascamcat and Capacs alleged that the suspension of local, news and opinion programming of the 20 Emisoras de Paz since 2026-08-18 violated their fundamental rights to freedom of expression, information and peace. · Radio Nacional de Colombia
  6. The court stated that although the Emisoras de Paz are an instrument of the Final Agreement for pedagogy and reconciliation in conflict-affected territories, the impact of the measure did not constitute a real and current affectation of the right to peace because infrastructure, frequencies, and contracts remained in force. · Radio Nacional de Colombia
  7. Inravisión stated during the process that the stations continued to operate and the signal remained on air 24 hours a day under a temporary reorganization scheme. · ELHERALDO.COColombia
  8. Senator Iván Cepeda, along with representatives of the Catatumbo Association (Ascamcat) and the Pacific Sustainable Ethnic Environmental Corporation (Capacs), filed the lawsuit alleging violations of fundamental rights. · ELHERALDO.COColombia
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