Saulo Arboleda
Saulo Arboleda is a former Colombian Minister of Communications who served under President Ernesto Samper. He was convicted in 2000 for having an undue interest in the awarding of contracts, a case that became widely known as 'Miti Miti' due to the leak of a private conversation. After serving a sentence of 54 months, he has consistently maintained his innocence and sought a review of his case, which was previously denied by Colombian courts. His case gained international attention after the Inter-American Court of Human Rights found that Colombia violated his rights to appeal and ordered a review of his conviction.
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Saulo Arboleda is a former Minister of Communications whose conviction is being reviewed by the Supreme Court.
Los efectos del caso de Saulo Arboleda en la Corte Suprema
Colombia· 2025-03-03
Saulo Arboleda is the former Minister of Communications whose conviction is being reviewed by the Supreme Court.
Corte Suprema revisará la condena contra Saulo arboleda: así será el procedimientoColombia· 2025-02-25
Saulo Arboleda, a former communications minister, was sentenced for his role in the 'Miti-Miti' scandal and his case is being referenced by Álvaro García in his appeal.
La masacre y la condena de 40 años que el parapolítico Álvaro 'El Gordo' García pide reabrirColombia· 2025-02-22
Saulo Arboleda, a former minister, is involved in a case regarding the review of his conviction by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.
Corte Suprema analizará fallo que implica la reapertura de numerosos casos de única instanciaColombia· 2025-02-21
