Pure APP – I
With bodyguards
Martín Vizcarra appeared in the Congress of the Republic to respond to the constitutional complaint against him for the closure of Parliament. And there, oh surprise! His former Minister of Development and Social Inclusion Jorge Meléndez Celis could also be seen, who, apparently, has a bodyguard complex, as he stood exactly behind the disqualified former president in the session. This situation caused the head of the Subcommittee on Constitutional Accusations, María Acuña, to “with all due respect” ask “Mr. Meléndez” to leave the place.
Pure APP – II
Everything stays in the family
Uhm, so much consideration. Is it because “Mr. Meléndez’s” little brother is Fernando Meléndez, also from the apepista family? More specifically, he was a congressman for Alianza para el Progreso – the party of César Acuña, Doña María’s brother – in the 2020-21 period and, in addition, he is the husband of the current ‘mochasueldos’ parliamentarian Rosío Torres, also from APP. Oh, what a beautiful family.
Martin Vizcarra
“coup plotter”
Regarding Martín Vizcarra, his presence in the Legislative Palace generated tension and friction, especially with former congressmen Carlos Tubino and Segundo Tapia, the latter accused him of being a “coup plotter” and of affecting democracy. But since he was bathing in oil, he was seen very plump around the place, so much so that a photo was taken in the anteroom of the session accompanied by his lawyer Alejandro Salas, who was Minister of Culture, Labor, spokesperson and squire of the coup plotter Pedro Castillo. .
Giulliana Loza
And ‘The Galacticos’
Giulliana Loza, lawyer for the detained president of the Peruvian Football Federation, Agustín Lozano, did not like at all that the Public Ministry called “Los Galacticos” the alleged criminal organization that his sponsor would lead. “The Prosecutor’s Office has a very imaginary issue, I don’t know if they believe they are directors of Netflix to be putting up this type of things,” she commented, very indignant, and added that these practices are unconstitutional “because every person is subject to the presumption of innocence.” Well, no way, let’s suck it up.
