Mariano Gonzalez: “Castillo and his henchmen intend to create a republic full of corruption”

Former Interior Minister Mariano Gonzalez spoke out following a constitutional complaint filed by public service against President Pedro Castillo and confirmed that the president was only seeking to establish a corrupt republic.

“Castillo and his henchmen intend to create a republic full of corruption. They intend to accustom political citizens to the fact that this is part of our nature, and we must accept this, waiting and doing nothing until 2026, ”said the former minister. in a programme Things as they are from RPP news.

Mariano Gonzalez assured that the Congress took a position of complicity with Peter’s castlealthough he pointed out that there are prominent parliamentarians in the chamber.

“The joint work of the Prosecutor’s Office and the National Police is fruitful and viable, but the difficulty is that all this great work can be nullified if Congress does not change the participatory attitude it takes, because as an institution it is participatory Peter’s castle. Although there really are such congressmen as Ventura, Malaga, Tudela, Anderson or some other very good parliamentarians,” he said.

Gonzalez reiterated that the new presidential job offer and citizen pressure on congressmen are important to get out of Peter’s castle strength.

“What needs to be done, and this is very practical, is to prepare a new job offer and, in the light of these facts, accept the challenge based on a political decision and Congress break your state of complicity and get Castillo out because otherwise there will always be excuses based on technical details,” he said.

Mariano Gonzalez He was Minister of the Interior in Pedro Castillo’s government but barely lasted 15 days in office because he was fired in the midst of a big dispute.

Lawyer Pedro Castillo announces legal action

Lawyer Benji Espinoza, Presidential Defender Peter’s castletoday cast doubt on a constitutional complaint filed by Attorney of the Nation Patricia Benavides against the head of state for alleged criminal organization crimes, trading in influence and conspiracy, and announced that he would present action “on a judicial and constitutional level.”

“This complaint about public service this is in direct violation of a ruling by Chief Justice (Juan Carlos) Chekli who, in the Tarata case file, stated that President Pedro Castillo during his term of office cannot be constitutionally indicted by Congress, except for the four provisions of section 117 of the Constitution Law, but it seems , the prosecutor’s office is not aware of the scope of this court order,” he said.

advocate Peter’s castle He insisted that if the public ministry does not take into account what the judiciary dictates about the possibility of investigating the president, then it is credited with “special powers.” He also wondered if the prosecutor’s office had “conclusions” on the “express investigation”.