The plenary of the House of Representatives approved a proposal from representatives Guillermo Rivera, Liberal Party, and Iván Cepeda Castro del Polo Democrático, to carry out a control debate policy on allegations of false demobilization of armed groups, and on the continuation of paramilitary activity in the country and parapolitics within Congress.
For the representative Ivan Cepeda, the paramilitaries in Colombia is still alive and strengthened in the groups that the government has called BACRIM criminal gangs, or emerging bands.
"A paramilitary structures that exist today in many parts of Colombia did not can be treated like a common criminal gangs simple," said Cepeda.
According to the congressman, the State does not deny the victims the money for repair, while the treasury has squandered on false demobilizations.
"While the government cheapens the cost of victims law, the country wondered how much it has cost the state demobilization and reintegration false," he said.
Iván Cepeda added that this debate is essential for the country to know that there are still congressional relations with the paramilitaries.
"There is need for political control to elucidate how and to whom head, is a continuation of the para-politics in the Colombian Congress," said Cepeda.
The debate, which will be held on Wednesday 23 March in Boyacá Hall of the Capitol, will be referred to the Ministers of Interior and Justice Germain Vargas Lleras and Defense Rodrigo Rivera. 
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