congressman Juan Carlos Mori from People’s Action disqualified the would-be effective collaborator karelim lopez as a valid voice, considering her as a “very questioned person” and that He lacks evidence to support his claims. before the Money Laundering Prosecutor’s Office. The businesswoman and lobbyist accused the parliamentarian as part of a mafia which would operate within the Ministry of Transport and Communications.
“I categorically deny any type of accusation that is being made against me in reference to that case (Karelim’s testimony). I don’t know why they have taken my name; if the lady is availing herself of the effective collaboration process, she now has to prove everything she is saying. I am ready to take all the measures of the case, I think that it should be investigated in its entirety, my bank accounts and everything that may be necessary for the investigation are available from me, ”she declared to Canal N.
The acciopopulist pointed out that it cannot be taken for granted the versions of a highly questioned person. “You have to keep in mind that this is a person who is too much questioned, too much of a liar, they have cataloged her everywhere as someone who lies and, therefore, what this lady can say is not credible. (…) What I would like to know is why he accuses me, I would like to understand why they have taken my name and that of Acción Popular”, manifested.
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He denies knowing Karelim López and Minister Silva
According to the version provided by karelim lopez Before the Public Ministry, five Popular Action congressmen would be allied with the President of the Republic, peter castle, in exchange for clandestine benefits. The businesswoman pointed out that five action-populist parliamentarians, nicknamed ‘The Children’, blindly follow the orders of the head of state. She pointed to two of them: Juan Carlos Mori and Raul Felipe Doroteo.
Given this, I died denied knowing the businesswoman and lobbyist. “I don’t know Karelim López, only through the media and the news,” he said. He also ruled out having a close relationship with the Minister of Transport and Communications, Juan Silva: “With the minister (Silva) we only had one chance to meet in the city of Iquitos, in a decentralized forum linked to the issue of transport. We agreed, I greeted him as a minister and I had to leave, but it was the only time we talked in (the framework of) a formal greeting. Since then, I have never seen him again.”
