The Ethics Commission approved a final report recommending that Congressman Enrique Wong be removed from office for 120 days.

With 8 votes “for” with 6 “abstentions” and 1 “against” Ethics Commission Majority approves final report recommending Congressman’s suspension for 120 days Henry Wong for the alleged interference he would have had to appoint his adviser Manuel Talavera as President of the Board of Directors of the National Port Company (Enapu).

This report contains a warning and also recommends that the case be sent to the parliament’s subcommittee on constitutional charges so that they can take action on the case. In this regard, Congressman Wong indicated that he hoped the plenary would reject the report approved at Ethics Commissionasserting that he is not afraid of iniquity.

“When you have the truth, you are not afraid and I always show my face. I never hide or try to distort. I’m going with the documents I have, and that’s enough to show that there was no influence peddling. time that I’m in Congress and the first that Ethics Commission does not take into account the word of the congressman,” he said.

Enrique Wong also questioned the work of the technical team Ethics Commissionmeanwhile, the chairman of this working group, congresswoman Carol Wallsresponded to these criticisms, pointing out that there should be respect for the work team, since there are no preferences in this parliamentary commission.

They start an investigation against Freddie Diaz.

At this session Ethics Commission also approved admissibility of ex officio complaint against congressman Freddy Diaz for alleged rape. Unanimously, parliamentary group approved the qualification report, in which he recommended starting an investigation into the case of an employee denouncing the legislator.

Recently Power of attorney issued a 9-month travel ban on Congressman Freddie Diaz Monago, who is under investigation for alleged rape upon request public service and the parliamentarian’s raid.

This measure was determined by the Supreme Court of Investigation and imposed by Chief Justice Juan Carlos Chekli Soria, who ordered an official letter to be sent to National Directorate of Migration for compliance with the measure of personal coercion.

The Congressional Ethics Commission already a few days ago unanimously approved the ex officio conviction of the parliamentarians. Freddie Diaz Monago accused of raping a parliamentary worker in his legislature. 16 congressmen voted to open an investigation.

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The legislator said that economic interests are behind the project, approved at the insistence of the plenary session of the parliament. On the other hand, MP Alex Paredes of the ruling Magisterial Bloc justified his group’s support for the project’s persistence despite the government’s compliance with the law.