Congress: The Permanent Commission will meet this Thursday, July 21, to consider the complaints of Mariano Gonzalez.

The Permanent Committee of the US Congress will meet this Thursday, July 21st. This became known by order of the First Vice-President of the Parliament, Lady Camones.

The agenda of this parliamentary body includes a discussion of various opinions, but it is also planned to consider complaints that have become known to the former Minister of the Interior, Mariano Gonzalezabout alleged obstruction of justice by the president Peter’s castle.

First Vice President of Congress Lady Camonesalso announced that the Council of Spokesmen had agreed to summon the Minister of Justice, Felix Cheroto the meeting of the Standing Committee.

Through a message on his Twitter account, the minister responded to a call from Standing Commission and indicated that he would answer questions put to him. He also reiterated that the issue of dissolving the Congress or holding early elections is on the executive branch’s agenda.

“With firm democratic conviction and respect LegislatureI will go to tomorrow Standing Commission answer the necessary questions and confirm that the dissolution of Congress or early elections are not on the agenda of the executive branch,” said the Minister of Justice and Human Rights.

Questions to the Government

Former Minister of the Interior Mariano Gonzalez believed that the President Peter’s castle should be held accountable for alleged corrupt practices in which he is implicated. In addition, he believed that the decision to remove him from office for the creation of a special group to search for and capture fugitives implies an act of obstruction.

“I believe that constitutional continuity should take place. Without a doubt, interrogation about other people, including the vice president, should be carried out immediately. Congress must take action now, and what will continue will be Congress and the constitutional order to decide,” he said.

“I also believe that the prosecutor’s office should also take on a much tougher role. I think they did a good job, but they need to be tougher. (…) It is also important to take care of the work of the Police and the integrity of the police officers who are in charge of the investigation, because it is not unusual for them to try to act against them,” he added.

They raise the possibility of suing Mariano Gonzalez.

Benji Espinoza, Presidential Counsel Peter’s castleassured that, together with his client, he was thinking about the possibility of filing a complaint against former Minister Mariano Gonzalez.

Gonzalez could be charged with the alleged crime of “slanderous defamation” after alleging that the president is committing acts of corruption and obstructing justice. This was stated by the lawyer of the head of state.

“We think one possibility is to sue him, we leave that option open,” Espinoza told reporters. Rotary Air News RPP.