Shame. Despite the fact that a week ago the Permanent Commission unanimously approved the final report that recommended disqualifying the legislator for 10 years from the exercise of public function Freddy Diaz, denounced for rape; the Plenary of Congress did not achieve the 66 votes required to approve the sanction and filed the case.
There were only 60 votes in favor, 2 against and 21 abstentions, the latter group being decisive in tipping the balance in favor of impunity for the former APP legislator. Find out who shielded you so you never forget them.
The congressmen who voted in abstention to disqualify from public service Freddy Diaz They are: Luis Cordero Jon Tay, from Fuerza Popular; María Agüero Gutiérrez, Américo Gonza, Segundo Montalvo Cubas, Alfredo Pariona Sinche, Kelly Portalatino Ávalos, Abel Reyes Cam, Janet Rivas Chacara, María Taipe Coronado, from Peru Libre.
The 23 congressmen who achieved impunity for Freddy Díaz.
In addition, Germán Tacuri Valdivia, Edgar Tello Montes, Katy Ugarte Mamani, from the Magisterial Block.
Others were Darwin Espinoza Vargas (Popular Action), Gladys Echaíz (Popular Renewal), Héctor Valer Pinto (We are Peru), Guido Bellido Ugarte (Peru Bicentennial), Jorge Marticorena Mendoza (Peru Bicentennial), Enrique Wong (Podemos Peru), Nieves Limachi Quispe (Democratic Peru) and the ungrouped Carlos Alva Rojas and Heidy Juárez.
“The vote to disqualify the congressman Freddy Diaz It has not prospered, it has been archived. I want to tell Peruvian women that not all congressmen are the same”, lamented Susel Paredes (Integrity and Development).
The Avanza País bench announced that it will insist on the disqualification of the former APP congressman and will support the reconsideration of the vote presented by Sigrid Bazán (JPP).
According to the complaint, on the night of July 27, Freddy Diaz he would have doped, insulted and even kidnapped, by preventing him from leaving the premises, a worker from his office. To justify the execrable fact, Diaz He maintained that he had a “sporadic relationship” with the complainant, a version that was emphatically denied by her.
“It’s a joke”
The young woman who denounced the parliamentarian regretted that the plenary session of Congress has shielded Diaz and considered that the vote “is a mockery” of his case.
“I felt (with the vote) that they are making fun of my case, not only mine but also many women who dare to denounce. It seems that only people with power can be saved,” he told Canal N.
He pointed out that work must be done in the Legislature to combat machismo. “Abstention is the same as saying ‘you know what, you can get away with it,’” she questioned.
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