The Congressional Ethics Commission will evaluate on Monday, October 28, the qualification report that recommends investigating the congresswoman Kelly Portalatino for allegedly appointing proselytizing activities to a worker in his office.
Parliamentarian Alex Paredes will lead the session, which is scheduled for 4:00 pm in the Grau room of the Legislative Palace.
According to a newspaper report, a worker was looking for people to join the Peru Libre party and, in exchange, he promised them that they would have jobs in the office of the aforementioned legislator.
The congresswoman would have requested that both this and other collaborators have a minimum of 50 members per month.
“The congresswoman has entrusted different people she has hired within the region to have at least 50 members per month to Perú Libre. You can join if you are not working yet, you can join and they offer you a job option, it may be within the Congressas can also be the case in some State entities,” explained the former worker.
This was corroborated by Cuarto Poder, a medium that contacted Luis Solís Rodríguez, one of Portalatino’s advisors, who assured access to work in exchange for a membership. “You really work with us here and we talk to the doctor so she can give the job. Here they work in stages, every 6 months they start working. Of course, anywhere,” he indicated.
This was recorded in a qualification report, which indicated that a worker from Portalatino’s decentralized office was sent to carry out “work unrelated to the parliamentary function that would benefit the congresswoman, which must be clarified in an investigation.”
Other accusations against Portalatino
Another accusation against Portalatino is about an alleged link with the fugitive Vladimir Cerrón. In July of this year, the First Corporate Supraprovincial Prosecutor’s Office Specialized in Money Laundering Crimes has ordered the compulsive driving of the congresswoman from Peru Libre, Kelly Portalatino, to give his statement in the investigation against the fugitive Vladimir Cerron by criminal organization and money laundering. The Prosecutor’s Office has requested the National Police to locate and transfer the parliamentarian to the tax office.
In accordance with the tax provision disseminated by the Infobae portal and to which accessed The Republicthe compulsory driving order takes place after Portalatino ignored the summons of the Public Ministry to declare on Tuesday, July 30, despite having been duly notified.
According to the provision, the appearance of Portalatino to declare about his “labor, economic, patrimonial profile, activities carried out, affiliation and political participation in the Peru Libre Party, contributions, deposits or transfers of money, the possible link or relationship with those investigated, especially with the accused Vladimir Roy Cerrón Rojas, among other points that this Prosecutor’s Office considers appropriate to formulate to contribute to the clarification of this case.”
