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Siblings Sandra and Jaime Navarro are facing off in court over the termination of the Docencia-Servicio agreement between Clínica Medilaser and Fundación Universitaria Navarra in Neiva.

Fundación Universitaria Navarra, represented by Sandra Liliana Navarro, filed a 72-page lawsuit against Clínica Medilaser. The university seeks reinstatement of the agreement and 78 billion pesos in material damages.

The clinic notified the termination of the deal on January 26, 2025. It claimed medical students failed to attend practices in Neiva and Florencia, disrupting patient care.

Medilaser legal advisor Eugenio Carrera stated the university unilaterally withdrew students and did not supply enough teachers. Sandra Navarro argues the termination was arbitrary and lacked the agreed six-month notice.

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