In lower court ruling, Attorney General's Office dismisses ex-governor (e) of Cordoba

The Attorney General's Office, court ruling, sanctioned by dismissal and disability for a period of fifteen years Mr. Arteaga Isaiah Ariel Diaz, in his capacity as governor (e) of the department of Cordoba, for engaging in causal misconduct set forth in Article 107 of Act 115 of 1994.

Lack configured to issue the Decree 936 of 6 December 2007, by which some teachers appointed interim off-site approved for the department of Córdoba, without technical studies were required financial and compliance without of the requirements of the rules governing the matter.

The above rule states that "It is illegal appointment or linking faculty or staff is made for off-site approved by local authorities or without complying with the requirements of Article 105 of this Act illegal appointments no effect and the nominator that he does so, shall be guilty of misconduct punishable by dismissal. The costs incurred by illegal such action will generate personal financial liability attributable to the official who ordered and executed this appointment ".

The Second Attorney's Office for Administrative Supervision considered that this fact created an obvious disturbance in the public education department of Cordoba, to the extent that exceeded the top of the faculty approved by the Ministry of Education funded with resources from General System of Units.

The local authority did not have the resources to pay for temporary teachers appointed by the disputed decree, which is why the next administration department had to declare the invalidity of such provisionalidades.

In the disciplinary reproach, prosecutors said was the duty and responsibility of the governor to comply with Circular 30 of 2007 of the National Civil Service Commission, because that document sets forth the procedure to be met by nominators and secretaries of education to fill vacancies definitive provisional appointments. Against the decision of the appeal proceeds.