Former congressional staffer replies to Magali Ruiz: “That she doesn’t say publicly that I’m inventing.”

Carlos Marina, a former employee of the Congress of the Republic, said on Monday that he was outraged by the statements made by MP Magali Ruiz after the complaint she filed against him. In this sense, he confirmed that the legislator was aware of the situation, as well as the irregular collection of 1500 soles they made to him.

The young man stated on the Sunday program that he was trained during the working phase to make payments as a “voluntary” contribution to the humanitarian needs of children in vulnerable situations. This amount was raised by Johnny Romero, Magali Ruiz’s top advisor.

“She can’t say that I didn’t give her anything. I have a recording of the chat she didn’t answer. On the contrary, she immediately blocked me when she saw the message. she decides to leave Mr. Johnny Romero if he knew what was going on? So that she does not say publicly that I am inventing that I want to discredit her, ”he said in an interview with the publication Things as they are from RPP news.

Marina stated that Johnny Romero He admitted that the money was used to cover Congressman Magali Ruiz’s campaign expenses because she was in debt. However, when he refused to continue giving this money, he was fired without any reason after being on holiday due to monkeypox.

“I re-register, and they say to me: “Sir, you are fired.” I am still waiting for this reason (your dismissal). Why was I fired if I worked while on sick leave. in a private clinic and is still hospitalized, working until late at night,” he said.

The former parliamentary worker explained that his net salary was 4,200 soles from Congress, but when he wanted to know where the funds were going, he became suspicious.

“Two months after I began my work on the commission, I ask for change because we were going to visit the Almenara hospital for a charity event in favor of children with cancer. “So where does the money that I deposit go? At that time it was already 3,000 soles, but they tell me that they misused it,” he said.

commission withdrawal

bench Alliance for Progress announced on Monday its decision to withdraw from Committee on Parliamentary Ethics legislator Magali Ruiz, convicted of embezzling the wages of his workers through irregular collections.

In a statement, the parliamentary group announced that the deputy would be replaced magali ruiz legislator Nelsie Haidingeras a member of the specified working group.