The Comptroller General of the Republic clarified this Wednesday 25 that the right to defense of the Vice President and Minister of Development and Social Inclusion was respected, Dina Boluartefor the report he issued in which he is accused of allegedly committing a constitutional infraction.
In a statement, he indicated that during the specific inspection process carried out on his sworn statements of income, assets and income and interest, he was notified of the request for corresponding clarifications on two occasions, notified on March 10 and April 20 this yearrespectively.
It refers that the answers to the requested clarifications were presented and signed by the head of the Midis through letters on March 21 and April 27.
Similarly, the Comptroller stated that “properly communicated” a Boluarte Zegarra the result of the inspection of his sworn statements on May 20.
“According to current regulations, the actions derived from the control of the sworn statements are an act of administration and not a sanction procedure that corresponds to the Comptroller General”he detailed.
Finally, the Comptroller He clarified that he acts in a legal and technical manner, and by virtue of this, he will send the results of the inspection and the facts reported to the entities that have competence so that they can evaluate them according to their attributions and order the corresponding investigations and measures.
As recalled, Dina Boluarte He assured that before leaving Peru for a trip to Switzerland, the Comptroller’s Office only sent him a letter where “There are no conclusions, no recommendations”and that they took advantage of his absence to send the full report to various entities, including the Legislative Branch.
“The Comptroller thus violates my right to defense and due process enshrined in the Constitution. With what intention does he do it? Does the Comptroller ignore what a registry regularization is? Does it promote political sanction? Who fails to comply with their constitutional mandate?questioned the official, who concludes by pointing out that the controlling entity must be technical and “never political”.
On the eve, the bench of People’s Renewal filed a constitutional complaint against Dina Boluarte based on the report that the Comptroller delivered to Parliament where it is stated that the minister had signed documents as president of the private association Club Departamental Apurímac when she already held the position of minister.
In the accusation it was recalled that the Constitution establishes that ministers “They cannot be managers of their own interests or those of third parties, nor carry out a lucrative activity or intervene in the direction or management of companies or private associations”.
