The article reports that Armando José Cuello and Luis Madriñán have been named as the next viceministers of Energy and Mines in the government of President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella. The appointments were confirmed by sources close to the sector. María Nohemí Arboleda will lead the ministry, noted for her technical expertise. Armando Cuello, currently CEO’s manager in Cauca, has experience in energy distribution and management, including time at Promigas in Peru. He faces the challenge of addressing an imminent energy crisis in Colombia, which could see power outages due to El Niño. Luis Madriñán, who served as a technical advisor during the campaign, has academic credentials in ecology and environmental management, with experience in mining operations in Colombia and the Dominican Republic.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the appointment of two individuals to key ministerial roles without overtly endorsing or criticizing their qualifications or the administration. It provides factual background on both candidates' professional experiences and educational backgrounds, but does not frame the issue,



