Lady Camones abandons the trip to China in which the president of Congress will go

Congresswoman Lady Camones, from APP, will not travel to China to attend an event that will take place between January 5 and 10 in that country, together with the president of the Legislature, Eduardo Salhuana —who is also a member of her bench—, and a delegation of legislators and advisors.

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This trip comes amid requests from legislators for Salhuana to step aside and leave the presidency of Parliament. This is to guarantee that there is transparency in the investigations of the Andrea Vidal case, in which the former head of the Legal Advisory Office, Jorge Luis Torres Saravia, who is close to APP, is involved.

Perú21 was able to confirm that Camones will not go to China, and we will announce the reason why she will not get on the plane that the Parliament delegation will be on during the course of this day.

Eduardo Salhuana said that he will not step down from office to guarantee transparency in the investigations and avoid a possible shielding of his APP party, as five groups have asked him to do.

According to a note from El Comercio, in addition to Camones, the guest list for the trip to Beinjing includes Congressman José Williams, from Avanza País, and Luis Cordero Jon Tay, from Somos Perú, as well as advisors.

The trip to China – according to the aforementioned EC report – is financed by the regime of that country, and will be an official visit in which the delegation will be received by the National People’s Assembly of the Republic of China.

This medium has not been able to confirm whether Williams and Cordero have assured their participation.

Last Friday, Perú21 announced that despite the fact that there was a request from five groups that he temporarily step away from office, to guarantee that his party, APP, does not block the investigations of the Andrea Vidal case, in the plot of which there is an alleged network of pimping in the Legislature, the president of Congress, Eduardo Salhuana, indicated, in a press conference, that he will “not” step aside.

“We don’t have to do it. We are complying accordingly. We have committed to providing all the facilities (in the investigations). And that is what we are doing,” Salhuana told Perú21, when asked if he was going to step aside. until the investigations in the Oversight Commission are completed, and taking into account that they could present a motion of censure against him.