COMore than $1.2 billion from Abelardo de la Espriella's campaign ended up with a transportation and logistics company that had been dissolved for at least three years. The company, Nova Soporte Integral, has no known history, offices, employees, or registered income. It also remains unclear who its legal representative is. According to reports, the company revived in the Chamber of Commerce of Bogotá just five months ago. Before that, it had been inactive for over three years without any activity or recorded income. Since the start of De la Espriella's campaign, however, the company invoiced $1
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