State Attorney General Convicts Cathy Ugarte for Alleged Worker Wage Cuts

Yesterday, Sunday, program fourth force published a report stating that a congresswoman who is not part of the group Cathy Ugarte he would cut the salaries of his parliamentary office workers and use that money to pay for publications in his favor in the media.

Considering this, State Attorney General’s Office (PGE) announced today that it has convicted the parliamentarian for the alleged crime of concussion.

“I ask you to initiate a preliminary investigation into the alleged commission of a crime against the state administration in accordance with the shake (…) the need to understand by the researched Jakelyn Katie Ugarte Mamani”, points to the document shared by the object.

Alleged pay cut

According to the aforementioned journalistic space, Congressman Kathy Ugarte’s employees and advisers have had their pay cut The money went to pay for publications in the media improve the image of the parliamentarian in her Cusco region.

The report showed conversations between employees, during which it turned out that those who were hired as technical staff of the office brought 300 s/s, and consultants 400 s/s each.

“It seems unfair to me to work, produce, endure, even leave late, so that we have to ask even 1 sol from us when the congresswoman has a fund for representative purposes,” one of the workers said in a chat. In total, 2000 salts were collected for this purpose.

Wilber Felices Villafuerte, a confidant of Cathy Ugarte, received money to pay for publications in the Cusco press. The above program showed evidence of a bank transfer that one of the congressman’s employees made to this person in the amount of 1,300 soles in December last year.

Ugarte’s chief adviser, Roger Torres Pando, confirmed to the Sunday newspaper the amounts of money each worker gave, he said, “voluntarily”, but clarified that they were never discounts. However, in the chats received by the program, it is clear that the workers were unhappy with the situation.

communicator Yuri Gonzalezwho worked until last September in Ugarte’s office, commented that he proposed a “voluntary levy” as part of a communications strategy, but his predecessor, Manuel Navarro, said he was only taking orders from Congressman Ugarte’s chief adviser.

The congressman and former secretary of women’s affairs did not rule on this serious charge. Currently, she is not a deputy from the group, that is, she is not part of the parliamentary bench.