Colonial deputy Mario Colman, unanimously, was appointed President of the Special Commission that will study the applications and that will propose to the General Assembly, the names to integrate the Board of Directors of the National Institute of Human Rights and Ombudsman.
The applications to integrate the Human Rights Institute and the Ombudsman’s Office will be received until October 11, which will later be voted on by the General Assembly, where the Multicolor Coalition has a majority.
The commission made up of legislators from all parties was made up of Oscar Amigo, Carlos D. Camy, Alfredo De Mattos, Amanda Della Ventura, Guillermo Domenech, Rodrigo Goñi, Claudia Hugo, Verónica Mato, Silvia Nane, Daniel Peña, Iván Posada, Conrado Rodriguez, Ma. Eugenia Rosello, Carlos Testa, and Cesar Vega.
The nationalist deputy, from the line of mayor Carlos Moreira, in the act of commemoration of the 49th anniversary of the coup d’état, this past Monday, after being elected, expressed: “with great honor and responsibility on a new June 27 we began this process of work with great commitment and we say once again, Never Again!”, dictatorship.
