Neiva councilor Alejandro Serna has obtained a master's degree in Public Law from Universidad Surcolombiana. His thesis focuses on the minimum vital for water in the city. Serna plans to promote this initiative across the entire Huila department.
Alejandro Serna, councilor of Neiva, the capital of Colombia's Huila department, has successfully completed his postgraduate studies. He recently received his master's degree in Public Law from Universidad Surcolombiana, a recognized institution in the region.
Serna's thesis is titled on the 'Mínimo vital al agua en Neiva', addressing legal and social aspects of equitable access to water resources. In statements, the councilor expressed his commitment to implementing these ideas: “Mi tesis de investigación sobre el Mínimo vital al agua en Neiva, la estamos discutiendo ya en nuestra capital y la promoveré en todo el departamento del Huila”.
This degree comes at a time when Neiva faces challenges in water management, and Serna's academic experience could influence local policies. As an elected representative, his training in public law strengthens his ability to advance legislative debates on fundamental rights, including access to drinking water.
Universidad Surcolombiana, located in Neiva, is an educational pillar in southwestern Colombia, and Serna's personal achievement highlights the value of continuing education for public leaders.