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Plenary session Congress approved this Friday, with 70 votes in favor, 28 against and 3 in favour, the third motion for interpellation against Interior Minister Vicente Romero. Thus, he will have to respond to the death and injury as a result of the confrontation between police and protesters during the social protests that began in December.
The initiative was taken by Congressman from the People’s Renewal Jorge Montoya. The legislator supported it, and it was quickly approved at the plenary session. In addition, it was decided that on Thursday, 9th, starting at 15:00, the minister would arrive to respond to the request document.
He plenary session of the Congress approved a few hours before two interpellations against Minister of Internal Affairs respond to the intervention of the PPP in San Marcos and on the streets of Lima; while the other focuses specifically on the police intrusion into the training center.
The first vote was taken by 47 votes to 37, with 11 abstentions; while the second received 60 votes in favor, 20 against and nine abstentions. Both interpellation sheets contain a total of 65 questions.
Katy Ugarte Mamanithe congresswoman responsible for supporting proposal 5389 indicated that it focused solely on the intervention in San Marcos, reiterated that Vicente Romero needed to appear before the plenary session of Congress to determine whether “there was an abuse of power and disproportionate use of force” during the operation in “Dean of America”.
Vicente Romero: “I did it for the love of the country”
Interior Minister Vicente Romero assured that he would have no problem responding to the request documents, but specified that congressmen would take over possible censorship.
“Any political power is subject to this. If they have to censor me, well, I did it out of the best of desire to serve my country, which is why I accepted this briefcase during such a difficult time that the country was going through. Tell me who can take such a tough and difficult position at a very difficult time for the country. But I did it out of love for the country,” the official told media after the event.
The prosecutor’s office accepted their testimony
The State Department has accepted a statement from Minister of the Interior Vicente Romero, who is being investigated as the alleged perpetrator of the crime of failure to function due to police interference at the University of the Mayor of San Marcos, which occurred on January 21st.
The operation resulted in the arrests of more than 190 people, including many who arrived in Lima from different regions of the country, took refuge at the university to participate in anti-government marches demanding the resignation of President Dina Boluarte, the closure of Congress and new elections for 2023.
Source: RPP
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