Management Report 2017
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“Colombia which we all dream is a country where we all fit and where the respect to others must be engraved in the heart of every citizen. It is a country that, to be possible, requires a lot of work and that means that without effort and without taking root, nothing is achieved.” Thanks to our donors and cooperators
This year, let us dream with new
“I want to ratify, today more than ever, something
who believe in this country, project
strategies. The challenges that await
and bet to the education as possibility
us this coming year are related to
that we have proven through our work for 14 years:
to break out the poverty circle.
the design of the 2019-2030 strategy,
education is the most efficient and fastest tool to
where the foundation can and have Thanks to the great team of work
to play an important role in the
change the destiny of a boy or a girl, the family’s fate
that has been by my side during this
Colombian education.
and entire communities to build the foundations
compromise wake up everyday to
of a lasting peace. ”
girls and boys can write their story.
time, which with dedication and give the best of themselves so that
Thanks to the teachers, principals and coordinators who let us access
Shakira Founder
the schools and classrooms my knowledge to be the main actors of those challenges that we are building.
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Patricia Sierra Executive Director
WHAT WE DO?
WHAT HAPPENED IN 2017?
Barranquilla
1.404 1.195 450
Reflection and training process with pedagogical and innovative strategies through teacher and executive accompaniment, as well with the construction of decent and adequate spaces for education.
To improve and strengthen a balanced daily diet and to promote healthy lifestyles in the schools we support, improve and encourage the daily alimentation to promote healthy life style in the schools that we support, making children with adequate levels of nutrition have higher levels of concentration for a better school performance.
Cartagena
OPEN DOOR SCHOOL STRATEGY The school is also the center of community development where projects and initiatives coincide with social groups that allow them to participate in local and municipal dynamics.
1.345 750 161
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PAN VEN
Quibdรณ
Students
Students valued nutritionally
711 424 300
Participants of open-door schools
LIFE TOOLS
To promote personal growth and sustainable development in order for people to recognize their skills and take advantage of them in order to reach the progress of their communities.
Students valued nutritionally
Participants of open-door schools
QUALITY PUBLIC EDUCATION
NUTRITION
Students
EDR
TOTAL
3.460 3.369 911
PER
BRA
Students Students valued nutritionally Participants of open-door schools
THEORY OF CHANGE
Social Vulnerability
Psychosocial strategy
Low Educational Levels
Absence of life projects
High Educational levels
Constructivist Methodology
Inclusion Approach
Positive Leaders
Sustainable Development
Life Projects
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ACHIEVEMENTS 2017
#1
WE ARE INSPIRED...
80% of the activities proposed for the academic year were fulfilled. The team had the capacity to reinvent, despite the teachers strike.
Participation in the congress Docente Latinoamericano BID, as an inspiring and succesfull experience.
3 teachers and 105 students were instructed on new methodologies for teaching Spanish and mathematics.
1 student from the educational institution of Cartagena and 2 students from the Barranquilla institution entered to the “SER PILO PAGA” program.
The curricular plan of the project, called “My Life”, was written with the assistance of the University of the Andes. This project generates a future construction space based on real tools for transition students up to the fifth grade.
122 students from the educational institutions of Cartagena and Barranquilla took the PISA test.
There was an expansion of the coverage range of the nutritional program. More than 1,000 new children, obtaining a total of 3,369 children who benefited.
Let me tell you how it started: I did not know what I saw and heard but it was fantastic! The song turned out to be “whenever, wherever” by Shakira, which I loved immediately and became a fan. Today I’m a retired teacher, but have been working as a Christian religion professor, I affirm certainty that children must receive quality education; absolutely everyone. No matter what their condition or the place where they live. Throughout the years my relationship with the foundation grew. My wife tom and I began to become more in-
volved with children. She works as a nurse for children with mental disabilities and she has experienced what feels like to belong of a “vulnerable” group. With this said, in 2015 we decided to help more the children of the Foundation. In November of that year we became godfathers of Nicolain Jose. This has been an extremely rewarding experience! We constantly receive videos, photos and drawings by Nicolain, which has allowed us to see his growth, knowledge and taste. However, our desire to do more to improve the conditions of vulnerability of children in Colombia did not stop there
and we undertook new alternatives. Hereby, between 2016 and now, we have managed to raise funds through three collective actions. For example, placed classified ads in local newspapers and magazines. The response of the community has been phenomenal and has allowed us to contribute beyond what we once dreamed, thus improving the living conditions and the future of the children of Colombia.
Jenne Bootsma
Godfather and donor FPD
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QUIALIFIED PUBLIC EDUCATION
STUDENTS
1,404
Total Students
73
Graduate Students
BARRANQUILLA
140
Hours of accompaniment to teacher
695 High School
49% 29% 22%
404 Primary
305 Early Childhood
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STUDENTS
1,345
27%
366
30%
403
43%
576
Total Students
78
Graduate Students
CARTAGENA
150
High School
Primary
Early Childhood
Hours of accompaniment to teacher Students 15
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STUDENTS
711
56%
“ 401 Primary
Total Students
Without any doubt, I’m the result of men and women who contributed as a team to the growth of the Foundation and us, allowing us to take a better direction in our lives.
”
Juan Carlos Ortíz Beneficiary of Education.
QUIBDÓ
78
Hours of accompaniment to teacher
43%
310 Early Childhood
Students 17
TEACHERS BARRANQUILLA
140
PRUEBAS SABER State Examinations
CARTAGENA
150
BARRANQUILLA
QUIBDÓ
78
Accompaniment to teachers.
Accompaniment to teachers.
Accompaniment to teachers.
384
144
80
National Average
Accompaniments to development of critical and logical thinking.
Accompaniments to development of critical and logical thinking.
Accompaniments to development of critical and logical thinking.
180
120
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Accompaniment to the development of “una pregunta” Project.
Accompaniment to the development of “una pregunta” Project.
Accompaniment to the development of “una pregunta” Project.
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96
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Implementation of an innovative physical place.
Implementation of an innovative physical place.
Implementation of an innovative physical place.
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MATH 304
LANGUAGE 312
GLOBAL SABER 11 262
National Average
National Average
355
329
335
333
320
317
SABER 3
SABER 5
SABER 9
SABER 3
SABER 5
SABER 9
266
2017
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Units in number of hours
PRUEBAS SABER
PRUEBAS SABER
CARTAGENA
QUIBDÓ
State Examinations
State Examinations
LANGUAGE 312
MATH 304
National Average
277
258
GLOBAL SABER 11 262
National Average
275
274
253
National Average
255
National Average
228
MATH 304
National Average
261
268
261
254
SABER 3
SABER 5
SABER 3
SABER 5
2017
2017
SABER 3 20
LANGUAGE 312
SABER 5
SABER 9
SABER 3
SABER 5
SABER 9
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GRADUATE STUDENTS 4 Engineering
23 In registration process
5.5% 5.5% 31.5%
Technicaland technological careers
4 Law 6 Health
8.2%
Sciences BARRANQUILLA
73
technological careers
2.6% 5% 7.7% 53.9% CARTAGENA
8.2%
Students
10 Technicaland
1 21 Cooking 2 Engineering
6Administration and finances
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Students
7.7%
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13.7%
9Arquitecture and Design
3 Actually working
10.3%
12.3% 15.1%
3 Psicology
13.9%
4 Degree and languages
5 Law
Degree
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NUTRITION
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BARRANQUILLA
1,195 Students valued Nutritionally.
77% Nutritional condition of Students
300
Nutritional complements given.
300
Families trained in cooking of healthy food.
36,000
64%
Condition at beginning of the year
Families trained in healthy living habits in 51 training days.
1,200
Nutritional progress during 2017
Condition at the end of the year Malnutrition Situation
BARRANQUILLA
23% 77%
Normal Nutritional situation
14% 14%
14% 13%
5%
4%
1195
5%
3%
Students
Thinness Risk
Thinness
Overweight
Obesity
Normal
Rations given.
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750
CARTAGENA
300
Nutritional condition of students
Students valued nutritionally.
Condition at beginning of the year
55%
Families trained in healthy living habits in 4 training days.
1,400
Nutritional complements given.
150
Families trained in cooking of healthy food.
42,000
Nutritional progress during 2017
Condition at the end of the year
49%
Malnutrition Situation
CARTAGENA
45% 55%
Normal Nutritional situation
17% 15%
16% 14%
750
10% 3%
Students
Thinness Risk
Thinness
8%
3%
Overweight
Obesity
Normal
Rations given.
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424
QUIBDĂ“
300
Nutritional condition of students
Students valued nutritionally.
Nutritional complements given.
1,000
Families trained in cooking of healthy food.
37,500
60%
Condition at beginning of the year
Families trained in healthy living habits in 4 training days.
1,250
Nutritional progress during 2017
55%
Condition at the end of the year Malnutrition Situation
QUIBDĂ“
40% 60%
424
Normal Nutritional situation
19% 10%
12% 9%
12%
5%
6%
6%
Students
Thinness Risk
Thinness
Overweight
Obesity
Normal
Rations given.
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BARRANQUILLA
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1
School Orchard.
130
Community organizations supported.
TOOLS FOR LIFE
100 220
School for parents assistants.
People supported by Tools for Life.
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CARTAGENA
QUIBDĂ“
60
Workshop participants of Creciendo en amor.
1
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1
150
School Orchard.
Workshop Participants of Creciendo en amor.
13
Community organizations supported.
Community organization supported.
50
60 40
Participants with parent schools.
People supported by Escuela de Puertas abiertas activities.
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90
School for parents assistants.
People supported by tools for life.
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How should education be in the XXI century? In a connected, automated, complex and liquid society, we must train our youth in a rounded way based on the four pillars of education: knowledge, know to do, known to be, “We know to coexist.
cilities, we agreed with the Pies Descalzos Foundation about the implementation of successful evaluated projects; an example of this is the young entrepreneurs and volunteer program. This is the third year of sharing the desire to encourage, pushing skills in our know young Colombians. that in order Due to our wish, to reach new two teams travelled The creativity, cri- challenges, we to Barcelona to live tical thinking and count on the a formative and leithe emotional in- Pies Descalzos sure experience. telligence, has to F o u n d a t i o n , The trip was made be concepts im- the support of with the aim to insplemented in the its Founder and pire them and get classroom for an its exceptional the necessary tools educational fo- team”. to face the challencus on customized ges of the learning and development environment. of life skills. In the Banking foundation Being aware about the im- “La Caxia”, we also want to portance of the educatio- contribute to the progress nal impact on the society with the generation of staand its transformation fa- ble economic structures to
improve the living conditions of the population in vulnerable areas. According to this, in March 2017, we presented with Shakira, in Barcelona, the construction of the Pies Descalzos School Nuevo Bosque in Barranquilla, which will provide opportunity for about 1000 young people in an excellent quality public schooling. We know that in order to reach new challenges, we count on the Pies Descalzos Foundation, the support of its Founder and its exceptional team, always with the will to transform and improve our society.
Javier Bertolín
Director of commercial and Educational area
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FOOTPRINTS FOR LIFE
IMPORTANT QUANTIFY
We have renewed our structure of donations and volunteering in order to improve our support network. Because of this, we can continue building the future of more children in Colombia.
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150
With the support of donors, the students make good decisions and continue in higher education, through the spaces generated by the Foundation's projects..
Donors have helped to reduce the malnutrition index in students of the Pies Descalzos schools, with the nutritional tracing route.
Volunteers donated
Hours of work to teach students to lead their projects for meeting the needs of the educational community.
Grade 9 and 10 students strengthen their communication skills as tools for life by creating a digital space to share their experiences.
VOLUNTEERS
4.124
DONATED HOURS
142
DONORS
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NETWORKS
170.667 Followers
158.405 Followers
88.120 Followers
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OBJECTIVES 2018
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Redesign a global pedagogical strategy for teacher support to benefit 150 teachers and increase student performance in language and math.
2
Training process for three teaching directors and 3 teachers of each institution in order to strengthen personal, professional and vocational skills.
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Development of a process of research and implementation of activities in order to search the excellence in the process of transition from initial education to preschool to formal education, through the collective impact vehicle “Primero lo primero”, for 30 teachers and 1000 students in transition to 3rd grade, in the three regions.
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Development and facilitation of networks and communities of learning with teachers, through the innovation classrooms in the schools that has the intervention of the Foundation, to benefit 30 teachers and 1000 students of transition to 3rd grade.
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Reinforce art, music and sports projects, through the creation of one dance group in Barranquilla and Cartagena and football teams in all the regions inside the educative institutions supported by the Pies Descalzos Foundation.
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Redefining the pedagogical strategy for Quibdó in order to keep student performance above the average presented in the SABER 2017 tests.
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Process of strengthening and qualification to educational agents of the ICBF like part of the strategy of the continuous educational one. 41
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NEW PROJECTS
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VILLAS DE ARANJUÉZ
ALLIES
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CARTAGENA
12.828 Population
5.466 Girls, Boys and adolescents
4.5% Dropout
4.500m2 Built
Capacity for
960
Students + Early Childhood Center
rate*
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*- In Cartagena
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NUEVO BOSQUE
ALLIES
BARRANQUILLA
53.419 Population
18.178
Girls, Boys and adolescents
3.5%
4.500m2 Built
Capacity for
960
Students + Early Childhood Center
secretaría de educación
Dropout rate*
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*- In Barranquilla
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WE ARE PART OF
QUALITY LAB FOR THE INITIAL EDUCATION IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE INTEGRAL ATTENTION Transform the ecosystem of early childhood, increasing investment channeled into the impact on children, their families and the community. PHOTO: PLP TEAM
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS BALANCE
NOTA
50
DIC 2017
DIC 2016
NOTA
DIC 2017
DIC 2016
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS INCOME STATEMENT
RESOURCE DISTRIBUTION AXIS OF INTERVENTION
NOTA
DIC 2017
BY REGION
DIC 2016
Maintenance 264 millions COP
Barranquilla 413 millions COP
Education 422 millions COP
26%
42%
Cartagena 270 millones COP
32%
41%
Nutrition 208 millions COP
21% 27%
11% Tools for life 106 millions COP
TOTAL 1.000 millions COP 52
Quibdรณ 317 millions COP
TOTAL 1.000 millions COP 53
FINANCIAL AUDITORS OPINON
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WE RECIEVED THE RECOGNITION “NÔUS TRAYECTORIA DE VIDA” The Foundation for Integration and Development of Latin America (FIDAL), headquartered in Ecuador, organizes the National and Ibero-American Competition for Educational Excellence year after year. For the 2017 edition, we were awarded the recognition for “Nôus Trayectoria de Vida”. Our Executive Director, Patricia Sierra, received on behalf of the Pies Descalzos Foundation an important prize. At the Educational Excellence Contest award ceremony, nearly a thousand guests attended; among them were state authorities, ambassadors, diplomatic corps and teachers. The event took place on Wednesday, April 19, 2017, in Quito, Ecuador.
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“The Noûs Award for Life Path” was raised in the hands of national and international personalities who have made history for their contribution to the social, cultural and educational improvement of peoples. Among the personalities that received the recognition for their social contribution are: Patricia Sierra of the Pies Descalzos Foundation and César Ferreira, within the international category and, for Ecuador, the winners were Rosa Amelia Alvarado Roca, Gloria Astudillo Loor, José Brito Albuja , Susana Cordero de Espinosa, Barbara Lara, Carlos Paladines Escudero, Edgar Samaniego Rojas. ” (FIDAL Foundation Press 2017). It is an honor for us and a joy to receive the recogni-
SHAKIRA MAKES A CALL TO THE G20 LEADERS tion “Nôus Trayectoria de Vida” by the FIDAL Foundation. Thank you for believing with us that all children have the right to a quality public education!
By the hand of Shakira, we believe that every child in the world deserves a quality education. It was with this conviction that our founder appealed for us to be part of this construction, including the leaders who would meet in the G-20. What is the G-20?
Ecuador organizes the National and Ibero-American Competition for Educational Excellence year after year. For the 2017 edition, we were awarded the recognition “Nôus Trayectoria de Vida”.
The twelfth G-20 Summit was held in Hamburg on July 7th and 8th. This was an occasion in which 19 countries, plus the European Union, met to discuss fundamental issues in the development of our society. For 2017 the central axes were: to build resilience, to improve the sustainability and to assume the responsibility. The G-20 was created in 1999 with the aim of working together, from the econo-
mic point of view, for a better world on the threshold of the new millennium. On the other hand, the organization “The Education Comission” asked G-20 leaders to include education as a central theme within their objectives. As part of the movement, public figures such as Shakira and Gordon Brown, who through their social networks called on people to sign with them the request to give all children the education they deserve. From the Global Citizen, a charity concert featuring Shakira, along with Coldplay, Pharrell Williams, Ellie Goulding, Herbert Grönemeyer, among others, a call is made for leaders to meet their promises to achieve
a world more equitable; a world in which efforts are made to bring the most vulnerable societies out of poverty. To fulfill this promise, it is essential to have a quality public education for all the children and young people of the planet.
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OUR ALLIES
The Pies Descalzos Foundation participated in the Sustainability Exchange congress, held in the city of Cartagena. Patricia Sierra, Executive Director of the Foundation assisted the event.
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Shakira participates in the 2017 World Economic Forum. “Today’s childhood will one day boost tomorrow’s business. Your productivity will stimulate tomorrow’s economy. Your capacity to contribute will forge the societies of tomorrow; will solve tomorrow’s problems”.
During the Regional Dialogue on Teaching for the 21st Century, the Inter-American Development Bank wanted to know the facilities of the Pies Descalzos School - Cartagena, as well as the methodology of our Intervention Model.
ZURICH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL EICHENWEG 2
HERNANDEZ GONZALEZ PATRICIO
MONTES A. JORGE ANDRES
MARQUES OBESO FRANCISCO JAVIER
ZARATE FRIDA
HAUBEGGER CHRISTY
MENNEQUIN INGRID
LEGUIZAMON SARMIENTO SEBASTIAN CAMILO-P/P
ZACK JOEL
GUERRERO JOHANA
GABRIEL ANDREAS
COBOS MARLES ELIANA DEL PILAR
VASQUEZ DANIEL
GROBORZ ADAM
ARMENGOL MARIN LAURA
AYURE JENNIFER
TOBON PABLO
GRIGORE MARGARETA
MENDOZA GARCIA KATHERINE
PULIDO SIERRA JUAN NICOLAS-P/P
THEOKTISTO MIKAEL
GIGLI BEATRICE
MEJIA PAEZ RAFAEL ANDRES
SEGURA RIVEROS JEISSON DANIEL
TERCERO SIN IDENTIFICAR
GAST GERALD
BERNARD MICHAEL
CARRIAZO V. JUAN P.
STORHEIM CLAUDIA
FUISZ JOSEPH
GARZON GALVIS ALEXANDRA-P/P
ALVAREZ CASTILLO RAFAEL ANDRES-P/P
STERLING GAMY
FRANKLIN CYNTHIA
OTERO MOSQUERA CAROLINA LUCIA P/P
GIL SARRIA FRANCISCO EDUARDO-P/P
SCHWERDT SCOTT
FRANKEN MIRJAM
BETANCOURT VALLE JAVIER ERNESTO-P/P
HINCAPIE ORDOÑEZ DIANA PATRICIA-P/P
SARMIENTO GONZALEZ FREDY ALONSO-P/P
FRANCESCA FORZA
ROMAN BAZURTO JUAN DAVID-P/P
BERMUDEZ CARVAJAL LEIDY CAROLINA P/P
SANGUINO JORGE
FERNANDEZ DAVID
RUIZ GIL MARCO ANTONIO-P/P
HAMMERER MATTHIAS-P/P
ROMERO FERNANDA
ELLIS ANN MARIE
SANCHEZ OLTRA ESTIBALIZ
PADILLA FUENTES GRACIA
RODRIGUEZ JAUREGUI OMAR DAVID
DURAN OLGA LUCIA
ASTE TORBJORN
LOBMAIER MARKUS P/P
ROBAYO CUENCA JOSELYN
DOWLING JOHN
SMITH KARINA
H A TURBERFIELD
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DALE IAN
MOSCOSO TRISTAN MONICA
FUISZ HELENA R P/P
RANGEL CARLOS
CORDOBA LINDA PAMELA
DURAN GOMEZ MARIA CAROLINA-P/P
ALEJO BAQUERO CLAUDIA STELLA
RANDAZZO MORA EMMANUELE CARLO
CHM MINERIA S.A.S.
GARCIA TAMAYO ESTEBAN-P/P
RODRIGUEZ FLOR SANTIAGO P/P
POMARES MANUEL P/P
CASTILLO JULIANA
MEJIA MIRANDA OSCAR MAURICIO
NARANJO VALERO CAROL XIMENA
POLANCO ROSAMARIA
CARDENAS JENNY
ORTEGA TAPIA MAYLEEN ESTHER
AMADO MEDINA SANDRA MILENA
PATINO OREJUELA FABIO A.
CAPRISTO JESSICA
ARTASONA BANUS AMADEU
GROBORZ ADAM
PADILLA FUENTES GRACIA
CALDERON JULIANA
PODPECAN MARKO TOMAZ
GUIZA CAICEDO DAVID FELIPE
ORTEGA SANDY
BRODERICK PATRICIA
KLAUS SIMON
TSILIKI A V-P/P
ORTEGA FAJARDO JOSE MARIA
BOYER ELENA
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LECKEIA VALERIE
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PLASTICAUCHO COLOMBIA S.A./VENUS COLOMBIA-
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BETTI ANTONIO
DUQUE HENAO VALENTINA-P/P
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DUARTE CIFUENTES ALEJANDRO-P/P
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BERMUDEZ COBO SANDRA
SARMIENTO GONZALEZ FREDY ALONSO-P/P
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MANTILLA JUAN MANUEL
BENNETT JOHN
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FUNDACIÓN ALADINA
MAHONEY CAROLE
BENAVIDES GOMEZ ANGELICA MARIA
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FUNDACION FUTBOL CLUB BARCELONA
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FONDO MONETARIO INTERNACIONAL
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COSTA CROCIERE S.P.A
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