# Comfamiliar Nariño corruption investigation > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/comfamiliar-nario-corruption-investigation > Updated: 2026-08-30T22:30:04.000Z. Sources: 8. Developments: 4. Colombian authorities began a high-profile probe into the regional family compensation fund Comfamiliar Nariño in late July 2026. On 30 July, the Cuerpo Técnico de Investigación (CTI) of the Fiscalía General de la Nación arrested subdirector Olga Alicia Vázquez Martínez at her office in Pasto, alongside a female accountant and a contractor. They are accused of participating in a multi-year scheme that misappropriated approximately 8 billion Colombian pesos through aggravated criminal conspiracy and offenses against public administration. By early August, reports indicated that Vázquez Martínez and the unnamed accountant were cooperating with prosecutors under a “principle of opportunity” arrangement, potentially implicating additional participants, including former executives and local political figures. The arrests generated significant local discussion and calls for accountability across social media and in public spaces. In response to the ongoing investigation, the Citizen Oversight Committee ‘Salvemos a Comfamiliar Nariño,’ led by Diego Guerra Burbano, has demanded greater transparency and participation from contributing employers. The committee, which has been monitoring the fund’s administrative intervention since October 2024, raised concerns regarding the stability of the institution, noting that eight different Special Intervention Agents have been appointed in just over four years. The group emphasizes the need for accountability to protect the payroll taxes that finance the Family Subsidy System. As the investigation progressed into late August, the number of detainees expanded to include former director Diego Raúl Blanco Pérez and businessman Edgar Isandará. Amidst the scandal, statutory auditor Franco Sigifredo Paz Timaná defended the independence of the auditing process, clarifying that fiscal oversight is distinct from administration and that auditors are legally mandated to report irregularities to competent authorities. ## Timeline ### 2026-08-30: Comfamiliar de Nariño auditor defends oversight amid corruption scandal The statutory auditor of Comfamiliar de Nariño defended the independence of fiscal oversight amid a corruption scandal that has led to the detention of several officials, including the former director. 3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/comfamiliar-de-nario-auditor-defends-oversight-amid-corruption-scandal ### 2026-08-08: Comfamiliar Nariño faces corruption probe and oversight demands Citizen oversight groups are demanding transparency at Comfamiliar Nariño amid corruption investigations by the Colombian Prosecutor's Office and concerns over high turnover in administrative interventions. 5 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/comfamiliar-nario-faces-corruption-probe-and-oversight-demands ### 2026-08-01: Olga Alicia Vázquez Martínez Arrested in $8 Billion Comfamiliar Nariño Corruption Probe Olga Alicia Vázquez Martínez, subdirector of Comfamiliar Nariño, was arrested with two staff members over an alleged 8 billion‑peso corruption scheme; they may cooperate with prosecutors. 3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/olga-alicia-vzquez-martnez-arrested-in-8-billion-comfamiliar-nario-corruption-probe ### 2026-07-30: Olga Alicia Vázquez Martínez, subdirector of Comfamiliar Nariño, arrested in corruption probe Olga Alicia Vázquez Martínez, subdirector of Comfamiliar Nariño, was arrested with an accountant and a contractor in a corruption probe alleging the misappropriation of 8 billion pesos. 4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/olga-alicia-vzquez-martnez-subdirector-of-comfamiliar-nario-arrested-in-corruption-probe --- Cite as: Comfamiliar Nariño corruption investigation. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/comfamiliar-nario-corruption-investigation