441 victims of armed conflict from different municipalities of Caquetá, who were compensated by the Victims Unit, received orientation to invest resources in housing, productive projects and education.

The auditorium of the Chamber of Commerce of the city of Florence, served as scenario for the delivery of administrative compensation, by the territorial Caquetá-Huila of the Victims' Unit, to 441 survivors of the armed conflict, for a value of $ 2,145 million.

The event was attended by the mayor of the Municipality of Florencia, Andrés Mauricio Perdomo, delegates from entities such as the SENA, Banco Agrario, Open and Distance  University ( Unad ) and Colpensiones , who presented the institutional offer to attendees, for the appropriate investment of the money.

"I feel very grateful for the Victims Unit, I am proud that things went as we wanted  with respect to compensation letters in order to invest that resource in helping our families, or in setting up a business to sustain ourselves ,"said Reinel González García, one of the beneficiaries with the delivery of compensation,

On the other hand, Lucrecia Murcia, territorial director of the Unit for Victims, said that "we are very grateful that these people can receive their compensation and make good use of it, without intermediaries, without having to pay anyone, with priority for the elderly and people with disabilities. "

Likewise, the mayor of Florencia, Andrés Mauricio Perdomo, said that "the important thing is that we are aware that this resource is a contribution to change their  lives; we have to learn that life must continue, that we must see it with optimism, we have to tell our children and our grandchildren that their life can be very different from what we live, we should never cut the wings of these new generations so let's achieve a real transformation. "

During the day, the participants enjoyed the presentation of singer Leiner Moreno, artist from the region, who performed the best of his repertoire to liven up the meeting.

The Victim Unit will continue to provide prioritized compensation to survivors of the armed conflict throughout the country, resources that are expected, improve the economy of the national territory, the quality of life of the survivors and restore hope to the victims under special conditions. seniors and their families.

(Fin/YUM/CMC/LMY)