The plenary of Congress of the Republic meets this Wednesday June 1 to evaluate the interpellation motion against the president of the Council of Ministers, Hannibal Torres. In addition, the constitutional complaints against the former Prosecutor of the Nation, Pedro Chávarry, the former Supreme Prosecutor, Tomás Gálvez, the former Supreme Judge César Hinostroza, among others, will also be seen.
Live: Plenary session of Congress this Wednesday, June 1
Julio Gutiérrez Pebe’s lawyer supports defense of former magistrate
Yuri Flores, lawyer for Julio Gutiérrez Pebe, former member of the now-defunct National Council of the Judiciary, supports his client’s defense against the constitutional complaint for the commission of crimes of criminal organization and specific passive bribery.
Tomás Gálvez begins his defense against constitutional accusation. Photo: Congress
The former Supreme Prosecutor, Tomás Avelino Gálvez, exercises his defense regarding the complaint filed against him for the alleged commission of the crimes of criminal organization, illegal sponsorship, specific active bribery and others.
César Hinostroza points out that he is a “victim of anti-Fujimorism” and accuses persecution
Former Supreme Judge Cesar Hinostroza offers his defenses against the constitutional accusation against him. He points out that the report presented by the SAC “has no legal basis.”
Likewise, he questioned the report presented by Rosío Torres and accused “being a victim of anti-Fujimorism.” Hinostroza Pariachi is reported for the alleged commission of the crimes of criminal organization, illegal sponsorship, specific passive bribery, and others.
“This is a persecution against me to get me out of the Judiciary and capture the institutions. The scandal of the audios was due to subordinate interests, they are victims of anti-Fujimorism because someone finds out that I had a conversation with a political party they hate (Popular Force ),” he said.
Pedro Chávarry’s lawyer supports defense of ex-prosecutor of the Nation
Julio Rodríguez, lawyer for the former National Prosecutor, Pedro Chávarry, begins his arguments in defense of the former magistrate. The lawyer reads the statements of the accused given to the Public Ministry. The lawyer affirms that “there is no proof argument”. “No one has seen Dr. Chávarry enter the offices (of the prosecutors),” he said.
“There is no evidence, these events have already been investigated. There was never any new evidence on the case. These events have already been archived four times,” Rodríguez asserted.
Pedro Chávarry exposes his defense against a complaint by the SAC
The former prosecutor of the Nation, Pedro Chávarry, begins his speech in the plenary session of Congress this Wednesday, June 1. Faced with the SAC’s complaint, Chávarry said he was “surprised at the way in which the issue has been misrepresented.”
Likewise, he reiterated that he had nothing to do with the complaint against him. For its part, the SAC proposes that the sanction of disqualification for 10 years be imposed on him from the exercise of public function.
The purpose of the motion presented by People’s Renewal would be for the prime minister to attend the chamber to respond to the national representation on the constitutionality of the extension of the state of emergency in the face of the COVID-19.
It is also proposed that the interpellation to Torres Vásquez develops around the lack of response from the Executive regarding the parliamentarian’s request Jorge Montoya about the minutes of Minister council from March 1 to 5.
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Plenary will see other topics
In the parliamentary agenda it is also contemplated to see the final report on constitutional complaints 137 and 140 against the former prosecutor of the Nation Pedro Chavarry for allegedly having committed the crime of personal concealment, actual concealment and attack against the conservation and identity of the object.
This report recommends disqualifying Chávarry from public office for 10 years. Photo: composition/The Republic
According to the document, Chavarry Vallejos would be accused by political trial, in his capacity as former prosecutor of the Nation, for being the author of serious infractions to the Constitution. In this sense, it has been proposed that he be disqualified for 10 years from exercising public office.
The Plenary will also see the final report of the constitutional complaint 141 formulated by the former prosecutor of the nation Zoraida Avalos against the former supreme judge Cesar Hinostroza and former members of National Council of the Judiciary.
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The report concludes accusing Hinostroza Pariachiin his capacity as former supreme judge, for allegedly having committed the crimes of criminal organization, illegal sponsorship, specific passive bribery, specific active bribery and aggravated influence peddling.
On the other hand, the opinion of the Consumer Defense Commission which proposes to modify Law 27261, Civil Aeronautics Lawwhich establishes compensation mechanisms for users of national and international air transport.
