After the tribute carried out in the Congress Last July 11, Inti Sotelo’s sister, Killa Sotelo Camargo, showed her rejection on social networks for the ceremony held in favor of ex-actiopopulist congressman Manuel Merino. The activist criticized said activity, since the ex-parliamentary is accused of being responsible for the deaths of two young people in the protests for his management in 2020.
Killa Sotelo spoke through her Twitter account and pointed out that her family will continue “persisting for justice, even if this crap from Congress makes fun of our pain and that of many families. Every action carried out by these types of people only reinforces that they are not ethical or moral people, and that they do not watch over or defend human rights.”he added.
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The psychologist also added in her statement a statement made by her brother Pacha Sotelo on Facebook. In the statement, the oldest of the Sotelo Camargo criticized that Merino de Lama, who is accused of being one of those responsible for the strong repression experienced during his five days in charge of the Executive, has been rewarded in this way.which took the lives of Inti Sotelo and Bryan Pintado in November 2020.
“Today, in the Congress that we detest so much, they paid tribute to that illegitimate president who for five days repressed the population to try to silence his absolute rejection. They pay tribute to racist, discriminatory and anti-human rights people”reads Pacha Sotelo’s message.
The ceremony in honor of Merino corresponded to the exhibition of a painting with his face, which would be placed in the corridors of the Legislative for having held the position of president of the board of directors. Among the attendees were the current head of Parliament, María del Carmen Alva, and former congressmen belonging to Popular Action, Otto Guibovich and Ricardo Burga.
Manuel Merino is honored in Congress
Last Monday, July 11, a ceremony in homage to Manuel Merino was held in the Congress halls, with the participation of María del Carmen Alva, head of the Board of Directors.
During the ceremony, a painting with the face of Merino de Lama was unveiled in the corridors of Parliament due to his status as former president of the Legislative Power, an activity that was rejected by relatives of Inti Sotelo and Bryan Camargo, young people killed during the March 14 of November.