President of the Republic Pedro Castillo confirmed on Tuesday that he will attend next Monday, June 27, to testify before Congressional Oversight Commissionin the case of Sarratea et al.
“We were notified that today at 9 am my man should be in Congress, in Control Commissionto answer for the deeds of Sarratea,” pointed out Peter’s castle from Arequipa to the press.
Asked about his attendance at the convening of the aforementioned legislative commission headed by Héctor Ventura, the President replied: “Yes, we are going to attend.”
Secretary General of the Office of the President Jorge Alva asked the Oversight Commission to interrogate the president from June 27 due to “issues on the agenda” and the request was accepted.
Supervisory Commission urged Pedro Castillo to tell the truth
The chairman of the Oversight Commission, Hector Ventura, called on President Pedro Castillo to tell the truth next Monday, June 27, when he makes his statement to the parliamentary working group on the Sarratea case.
In an interview program Things as they are from PTRHector Ventura pointed out that it is important for the head of state to be “transparent and sincere”.
“It is important that now the President of the Republic speaks the truth, only the truth, in front of the whole country. Different jurisdictions, for example, the Ministry of Public Administration, where meetings are reserved, in the Oversight Commission, all meetings are open. because what we intend to do here is to protect the proper development of the public function,” he said.
Trial Chamber rejects habeas corpus to dismiss complaint against president
The Congressional Subcommittee on Constitutional Charges may continue to consider a constitutional complaint filed against President Pedro Castillo for the alleged crime of treason.
This is due to the fact that the First Constitutional Chamber of Lima upheld the ruling declaring inadmissible the habeas corpus action filed by the head of state through his defense to annul the agreement adopted by the said parliamentary working group on February 28, 2008. where this constitutional complaint against the president is accepted for consideration and as an additional requirement that its final file be ordered.
Source: RPP
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