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Match People’s Renewal According to a report broadcast by the program, he would spend half a million soles of public funds to use them for his own benefit. end point.
The report revealed that Rafael López Allaga’s group paid Julio Gago and producer Andrés “Hurtado” Cibolin for consulting services offered to him and his candidates in the 2022 municipal and regional elections.
In Gago’s case, it was revealed that former congressman Fujimori received sol 226,650 from the group for coaching services. Lopez Allaga In the report, he indicated that “there may be” a contract involved, but clarified that the side has “generally a different dynamic from his.”
Investigation also condemned that People’s Renewal has not yet sent reporting documents to ONPE until July to cover the cost of coaching and media training in order to Municipal and regional elections 2022.
Another service used by the political group was media training to prepare their candidates for the municipal elections, for which sol 207,119 was spent. The beneficiary is José Malpartida Abadia, TV producer Andrés Hurtado “Chibolin”, who did not agree to be interviewed end point explain what he brought to the party.
Electoral expert Fernando Tuesta said this would show that political parties are misusing public money given to them to organize party life.
ONPE has responded to this report and acknowledges that some political parties have been found to have used public funds for purposes other than those specified in the Political Organizations Act and for this reason they will launch investigations.
Vladimir Serron receives a high salary
end point also said that in the reports sent Free Peru ONPE stated in detail that Vladimir Serron, The general secretary of said party received a salary of SGD 3,500 in February and then in the subsequent months of March, April and May, he received a salary of SGD 12,500 each month.
Urresti and Lopez Allaga lead the polls
According to a recent survey published in Tradeif the election were tomorrow, Podemos Peru candidate Daniel Urresti would win the election with 27%, up one point from August. Second place goes to Rafael López Allaga of the Renovación Popular party with 25%, up 3 percentage points from last month.
They are next on the list. George Forsyth Somos Peru (15%). while below lobster Chehade Alliance for Progress (4%), Gonzalo Joy Together for Peru (3%), Elizabeth Leon Front of Hope (2%) and Yuri Castro Free Peru (2%).
Source: RPP
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