Television Program Summary 031730: BOG 93-215

This document is a summary of a television program broadcast by Inravision Television Cadena 1 in Bogota, Colombia, on June 3, 1993. The summary, compiled by FBIS, outlines 14 distinct news segments covered during the broadcast. The report highlights significant criminal and political events in Colombia at the time. Notable segments include the murder of Carlos Henao, the brother-in-law of Pablo Escobar, in Medellin; a plot to murder drug trafficker Ottoniel de Jesus Gonzalez at the Modelo prison; and the capture of Luis Alfredo Trujillo Agudelo, a commander of the Popular Liberation Army, in Venezuela. Political news includes the summoning of Senator Jose Ramon Mujica to the Senate Ethics Commission, the arrest of Senator Ricaurte Lozada Valderrama on embezzlement charges, and President Cesar Gaviria's announcement of a new anti-corruption bill. Other segments cover social and economic issues, such as teacher protests, a peace march by workers in Mompos and Magangue, the opening of oil fields to foreign investors by the Colombian Petroleum Enterprise, and requests for government aid by Medellin Mayor Luis Alfredo Navas following floods. The broadcast also featured an agricultural development meeting and a report by Major Luis Eduardo Fajardo regarding drug trafficking activities.