Yaziré Pinedo, who claims to have had a romantic relationship for more than a year with the former prime minister Alberto Otarola He maintained, days ago, that his ex-partner paid money to at least three congressmen to vote against the president’s vacancy Dina Boluarte.
According to him, these actions would have been committed by Otárola before occupying the leadership of the ministerial cabinet, when he served as Boluarte’s lawyer. “He gave money to the congressmen, I could see three congressmen, he gave them and they left,” he said.
In that context, the young woman mentioned parliamentarians Wilson Soto from Acción Popular, and Segundo Quiroz and Elizabeth Medina, both from the Magisterial Block bench.
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Faced with these accusations, the Popular Action party, through a public statement, has asked the National Prosecutor, Delia Espinoza, to “act diligently to reach the truth” and to punish those responsible.
Likewise, he reported that he has contacted Soto to ask for the “corresponding clarifications”, also indicating that he “has denied his participation in the events.”
“However, he has been asked to agree to all investigations and collaborate with the clarification of the facts that compromise his personal image and that of the party,” the document adds.
The statement, which bears the signature of the president of AP, Julio Chávez, also specifies that the group is not part of any agreement or alliance with the government of President Boluarte. “We have not and will not endorse any type of shielding of the current government.” “he emphasizes.
Along these lines, he warns that he will sanction “in an exemplary manner, any militant congressman who with his actions may continue to damage the image” of the party.
Disclaimers
For his part, Soto, through a communication on his social networks, rejected the accusations made by Yaziré Pinedo, indicating that they “lack any type of certainty and credibility.”
“I never had contact with Mr. Otárola before he assumed duties as prime minister, nor did I know or know his private office. It was only within the framework of our respective functions that we established contact to coordinate the development of our work,” he indicated. .
Furthermore, he maintained that what these statements are intended to do is damage his image and honor. “Those malicious people who try to damage my image will have to prove their claims, otherwise they would be committing a crime,” he said.
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