Deputy denounces that the persecution began; they quote the president of the Youth Union and other

They delivered summonses around three in the afternoon, according to the signature of the receipt, shortly before the end of the second strike day.

The deputy for We Believe, Carlos Arrien, from his social networks published the summons letter to seven men, including Óscar Paz, president of the Youth Union Cruceñista (UJC).

“The denunciations and persecutions against our young people beganjust for being in the streets defending Santa Cruz. We ask for the support of lawyers for these brave young people,” he posted.

Several names appear in the summons order, including that of Óscar Daniel Paz. The complainant is Paola Andrea Fernández Rea, daughter of the mayor Jhonny Fernández, for the alleged commission of qualified damage and criminal association.

However, last night, from the Departmental Prosecutor’s Office they indicated to EL DEBER that until that time Paola Fernández’s complaint it was to alleged perpetrators, without specifying names.

Legislators from Creo, both national and departmental, in addition to councilors, attacked the mayor of Santa Cruz for denouncing attacks on his home, assuring that it was a self-attack.