Congress admits third interpellation motion against the Minister of the Interior, Vicente Romero

The plenary session of Congress approved the third interpellation motion against him home minister, Vincent Romero, in order to respond to the deaths and injuries resulting from the confrontation between law enforcement and protesters. Initiative was raised by the Popular Renovation congressman, Jorge Montoya.

The decision was adopted with 70 votes in favor, 28 against and 3 abstentions. Romero was summoned for Thursday, March 9 at 3:00 p.m.

Before the vote, the congresswoman of Cambio Democrático Ruth Luque He expressed his annoyance because Montoya Manrique’s motion entered the party table this Friday the 3rd, he realized it in the afternoon, the session was adjourned and a new one was immediately called to consult its admission.

“What is the differentiated treatment that is given to schedule one motion over another? This motion has entered today. 8 minutes have been suspended and now it is put to a vote. Motion 5683 that my bench presented on the interpellation to the premier He has entered on March 1 and has just realized it. That is a differentiated treatment, “he claimed.

He also protested because the final report of the investigative commission of the massacre in Vizcatán in May 2021 has not yet been scheduled, despite the fact that the aforementioned document was sent to the president of Congress, Joseph Williamsfrom November 2022.