Opponents launch against candidates for Ombudsman linked to the Government and ask to disqualify them

On the whole, the opponents of Creo and CC filed 41 challenges against candidates for Ombudsman, which are analyzed by the Mixed Constitutional Commission. Most of the objections against qualified candidates are directed against those with ties to the government.

EL DEBER published a list of 34 candidates out of 72 qualified, who have ties to the government because they work or worked in the government structure. In total, 11 ministries and three vice ministries sheltered these applicants as officials who presented their documents. In addition, there are those candidates who worked closely with the social movements that support the Government, and there is even an active leader.

We believe filed the challenge against 25 candidates, there are six women in total and 19 men. While the deputy José Manuel Ormachea (CC) reported that he presented his objection against four candidates and his party against a dozen. Which makes a total of 41 applicants observed, in several cases, the names of the challenged are repeated in the opposition lists.

According to the resumes of the candidates that they presented before the Mixed Commission of the Constitution, the ministries of Government, Justice, Public Works, Health, Work, Presidency, Education, Autonomies, Economy, Productive Development and Development Planning were the State portfolios where the applicants worked.

Some of them they were until the government of Jeanine Áñez, left their positions in 2020 and returned in 2021 assuming other responsibilities. The Legislative Assembly was also a source of work for about three people who are enabled.

We believe he presented his list of challenges: Gladis Pozo Rodriguez, Guadalupe Daza Capo, María Vino Mejía, Israel Tarquino Salas, Mario Salinas Pérez, Yhovana Arratia Camacho, Rafael Quinteros Montaño, Porfirio Machado Gisbert, Maritza Lizárraga, Marin Calizaya Molina, Wilber Choque Cruz, Luis Gallego Condori, Rubén Estrada Candia, Franklin Valdez Alarcón, Zulma Sánchez Castillo , Willy Chura Chambi, Humberto Echalar Flores, Marcelino Lucero León, Rimmy Calle Choquecallata, Jhonny Apaza Tintaya, Abel Loma Rosales, Antonio Sánchez Aruquipa, Luis Peralta Gironda, Gonzalo Mamani Apaza, Daniel Cáceres Copa and Pedro Francisco Callisaya Aro.

On the whole, the opponents of Creo and CC filed 41 challenges against candidates for Ombudsman, which are analyzed by the Mixed Constitutional Commission. Most of the objections against qualified candidates are directed against those with ties to the government.

EL DEBER published a list of 34 candidates out of 72 qualified, who have ties to the government because they work or worked in the government structure. In total, 11 ministries and three vice ministries sheltered these applicants as officials who presented their documents. In addition, there are those candidates who worked closely with the social movements that support the Government, and there is even an active leader.

We believe filed the challenge against 25 candidates, there are six women in total and 19 men. While the deputy José Manuel Ormachea (CC) reported that he presented his objection against four candidates and his party against a dozen. Which makes a total of 41 applicants observed, in several cases, the names of the challenged are repeated in the opposition lists.

According to the resumes of the candidates that they presented before the Mixed Commission of the Constitution, the ministries of Government, Justice, Public Works, Health, Work, Presidency, Education, Autonomies, Economy, Productive Development and Development Planning were the State portfolios where the applicants worked.

Some of them they were until the government of Jeanine Áñez, left their positions in 2020 and returned in 2021 assuming other responsibilities. The Legislative Assembly was also a source of work for about three people who are enabled.

We believe he presented his list of challenges: Gladis Pozo Rodriguez, Guadalupe Daza Capo, María Vino Mejía, Israel Tarquino Salas, Mario Salinas Pérez, Yhovana Arratia Camacho, Rafael Quinteros Montaño, Porfirio Machado Gisbert, Maritza Lizárraga, Marin Calizaya Molina, Wilber Choque Cruz, Luis Gallego Condori, Rubén Estrada Candia, Franklin Valdez Alarcón, Zulma Sánchez Castillo , Willy Chura Chambi, Humberto Echalar Flores, Marcelino Lucero León, Rimmy Calle Choquecallata, Jhonny Apaza Tintaya, Abel Loma Rosales, Antonio Sánchez Aruquipa, Luis Peralta Gironda, Gonzalo Mamani Apaza, Daniel Cáceres Copa and Pedro Francisco Callisaya Aro.

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