These 15 deputies, who oppose the management of Rómulo Roux, president of the CD, are accused of not having followed the line of the party on July 1, when they were asked to vote for Rony Araúz as a candidate for the presidency of the Assembly Nacional, but they did the opposite and supported the PRD Crispiano Adames.
Raúl Andrade, prosecutor of Cambio Democrático. Photo: Radio Panama
The Court of Honor and Discipline of Cambio Democrático (CD) set oral hearings for 15 deputies considered dissidents, who face a process of expulsion and revocation of mandate, for May 25, 26 and 27.
The party’s prosecutor, Raúl Andrade, explained that a recall of the mandate could not be requested if it were not within the statutes of the group. “We are not requesting an expulsion or revocation because we assume or are drawing subjective conclusions about their actions, that is contemplated in the statutes,” he stressed.
These 15 deputies, who oppose the management of Rómulo Roux, president of the CD, are accused of not having followed the line of the party on July 1, when they were asked to vote for Rony Araúz as a candidate for the presidency of the Assembly Nacional, but they did the opposite and supported the PRD Crispiano Adames. They are also claimed to have met with the leadership of the Realizing Goals party, meetings in which they even announced alleged electoral alliances for 2024.
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