He assured that he does not know her and specified that his signature does not appear on the document. The former president of Congress, Alejandro Soto, told Perú21 that he will attend in person, this week, the Oversight Commission, if summoned, to respond to the Andrea Vidal case and the addendum to the contract of Isabel Cajo, who was a friend. of the murdered former Parliament worker and currently works in Parliament.
However, Soto specified that he will only go to the Inspection if he is summoned as a “guest”, but “not as an investigator.”
That is, Soto sets his conditions to testify before the Oversight Commission.
“I said (to Perú21, that I will go to the Oversight Commission) if I go as a guest, but if they call me as ‘investigated’ not only will I not go but I will file a criminal complaint with the National Prosecutor (…) “Soto told this newspaper via WhatsApp.
This is the addendum to Isabel Cajo’s contract. Soto will answer why it says there that the provision of the contract is authorized for the signing of the addendum.
Later, he confirmed that until this Sunday morning he had not received any summons to testify on Wednesday the 15th or Thursday the 16th, from the commission chaired by Juan Burgos.
“To date, I have not received any summons; nor could they summon me (as investigated), since by agreement of the Board of Directors in 2008, congressmen can only be investigated in the Ethics Commission and in the Subcommittee on Constitutional Accusations,” he defended himself.
Regarding the contract revealed by Congresswoman Norma Yarrow —published by Perú21— in which she indicates that the then president of Congress, who at that time was Soto, “authorized” the provision of the addendum to the contract of Isabel Cajo —who was also a model of OnlyFans—answered that his signature “does not exist” in that document.
“What you show is an addendum, not the original contract to know who made it enter, because an addendum is an extension of the term; furthermore, neither my signature nor my signature exists in said document,” he replied.
When asked about what was reported in the media that he had held a meeting with Isabel Cajo before signing his contract, he rejected that version.
“In relation to Mrs. or Miss Cajo, I have not received her in the office, it is false to have met for 50 minutes (with her); for this reason, I am initiating criminal actions to prove these reckless claims,” he indicated.
THEY COULD BE FACE TO FACE
In the event that the former head of the Legislature may be sitting in the same room with Isabel Cajo, because in some sessions the practice of more than one guest being declared at the same time is occurring, Soto indicated that he would have no problems doing so.
“I have no fear or problem in sitting down with all those involved but before the competent authority,” he concluded.
KEY WEEK
Last Friday, Perú21 reported that Soto and Cajo may be summoned to give their testimony on the same day. This is because the worker in Congressman Edwin Martínez’s office, Isabel Cajo, and the former president of Congress, Alejandro Soto, will be summoned to testify to the Oversight Commission next week, as part of the investigations into the Andrea Vidal case.
“Next week, all those involved who have not come will be summoned, as is the case of Miss Isabel Cajo, two other additional ladies (one of them could be Alexandra Gil), and the president (Eduardo Salhuana) and the former president of Congress (Alejandro Soto),” Congressman Carlos Zeballos, member of the Oversight Commission, told Perú21 last Thursday.
The date of the summons for Cajo and the other two former Congress workers could be Wednesday the 15th or Thursday the 16th of the following week, because they are the scheduled dates of the sessions of the aforementioned commission.
Soto could be called to testify, in the same way, on one of those two days, and the possibility remains open that both could coincide on the same date. This is because the head of the Oversight Commission, Juan Burgos, has told this newspaper that Soto would be summoned to testify on Wednesday the 15th or Thursday the 16th, and would later invite Salhuana.
At the close of this edition, Congressman Edwin Martínez confirmed that Cajo continues working in his office for “about 15 more days.”
On the other hand, the president of Congress, Eduardo Salhuana, told this medium that he will not resign, despite the fact that they have presented a motion against him.
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