the dean of Law School from Tacna Jaime Montalico Ccalla abruptly suspended last night the ordinary assembly in which part of its members requested that their vacancy be put to a vote because their period would have ended on April 2 and is also immersed in a criminal proceeding for suspected inappropriate touching.
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At the appointment, according to the lawyers, four points were going to be discussed: The first of them the exposition of the economic report of the present management, the second the registration before Public Records of the board of directors, the third the signing of an agreement of the Bar Association for the acquisition of lots on the beach and the fourth the report on the criminal process.
Director does not accept voting
tempers flared in the second point when the professionals demanded that the vacancy of Jaime Montalico Ccalla and a vote is held, however he, along with members of his board, left the session amid complaints from the attendees.
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For montalicohis election was ordinary and according to the statutes it lasts two years and must culminate only on April 2, 2023. Former deans and lawyers maintain that it is a provisional mandate.
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At the time of leaving there were even threats to evict the attendees, to turn off the lights and the dean’s sister, who was asked to refrain, got into a discussion with her colleagues.
Lawyers ask for a new meeting
After the meeting was suspended, a group of lawyers signed a statement expressing their outrage at “The attitude of the dean who refuses to put the vacancy request to a vote. (…) And before the reiteration of the general assembly he left the institutional premises surprisingly and without any justification ”.
In the same way, they called for the dean to immediately convene an extraordinary general assembly to treat as only schedule the vacancy of your charge. The document was signed by 25 attendees.
