Corte Suprema ratifica condena de 137 meses contra exdirector de Comfamiliar

La Corte Suprema de Justicia inadmitió el recurso de casación del exdirector de Comfamiliar del Huila, Armando Ariza Quintero, dejando en firme su condena por fraude en recobros de salud.

El alto tribunal rechazó el 12 de julio de 2026 el último recurso presentado por la defensa de Ariza Quintero. La decisión sella una condena de 137 meses de prisión por fraude procesal y estafa agravada.

La sentencia original fue dictada el 14 de abril de 2021 por el Juzgado Primero Penal del Circuito y confirmada el 18 de marzo de 2022 por el Tribunal Superior de Neiva. El caso involucra recobros irregulares por 4.797 millones de pesos entre 2010 y 2014 mediante la presentación del medicamento Fanhdi como tecnología NO-POS.

La defensa presentó la semana pasada un mecanismo de insistencia ante la Procuraduría Delegada de Intervención. Este trámite suspende temporalmente la orden de captura mientras se resuelve.

La Corte mantuvo la orden de investigar a otros exfuncionarios de Comfamiliar y a directivos de Distrimedical SAS, el proveedor vinculado al esquema.

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