Confevip proposes public-private prisons and asks Government to evaluate private sector role
The Confederation of Private Surveillance and Security (Confevip) presented a prison model under a public-private partnership scheme on October 30, 2026, and asked the Government to evaluate the sector's participation in building, operating and maintaining new prison infrastructure. Hugo Acero Velásquez presented the proposal at Confevip's IX International Security Congress, following the official announcement to build ten new prisons. The model includes electronic door and lock control, video surveillance, signal jamming and specialized resocialization staff.
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- Confevip presented a prison model under a public-private partnership and asked the Government to evaluate private sector participation in construction, operation and maintenance.
- Hugo Acero Velásquez presented the proposal at Confevip's IX International Security Congress, amid the official plan for ten new prisons.
- The model includes electronic door and lock control, video surveillance, remote supervision and signal jamming concentrated within the facility.
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