Lopez Allaga on Gonzalez: let him tell everything he knows, let him become a weapon to pull the country out of this nightmare

leader People’s Renewal Rafael Lopez Allaga rejects departure Mariano Gonzalez Ministry of the Interior. In an interview with RPP Noticias, he called Gonzalez record in a written document everything that he witnessed during his tenure in the Executive Branch.

“Given the seriousness of the facts, Mariano Gonzalez The key is that he says everything he knows, that he fixes in the document all the aberrations that he sees. He knows a lot that he has put in writing that this will be a weapon to pull the country out of this nightmare,” said Lopez Allaga.

The former presidential candidate described the former minister as a rebel who appointed Harvey Colchado, the former head of Diviak and current head of Digimin’s search department, as head of a special team of PPP officers who will work alongside a special team of prosecutors against government corruption.

“Barely Lock he learns that Colchado is going to come to seize him and, horrified, takes him out,” said López Allaga.

Future board of directors

The former presidential candidate said that “you need to be patient” for the actions that parliament can take because the board of directors will be updated in a few days. He also noted the relevance of these elections, since “it is possible that the President of the Congress is the President of Peru.”

According to López Allaga, Congresswoman Gladys Ehaise, who joined the Renovación Popular caucus, “qualifies perfectly even to be President of Peru.”

“Let’s have a Board of Directors that is ready to take on this leadership role, the Presidency of the Republic is at stake. Let’s make the right choice,” he said.

In this sense, he criticized “congressmen who still support Mr. Lockbecause it will fall. There are political and criminal liability. You can’t keep a criminal network going indefinitely.”

Mariano Gonzalez confirmed that President Pedro Castillo questioned his decision to make changes to strengthen the manhunt for fugitive former government officials Juan Silva and Bruno Pacheco, as well as Fray Vasquez, the president’s nephew.