The Ethics Commission today evaluates the final report on the case of Freddy Díaz, accused of rape

The Ethics Commission of Congress evaluates this Wednesday the final report on the legislator’s case Freddy Diazaccused of sexually raping a worker from his office in the Parliament facilities.

The extraordinary session of the working group will take place from 8:30 in the morning in a blended manner in the Microsoft Teams virtual room and in Room 2 “Fabiola Salazar Leguía”, located in the Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre building.

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The head of the working group, Karol Paredes, of Popular Action, had already announced that the final report on the case of Díaz Monago would be ready on this date, who has denied the accusation against him.

If the final report proposes a sanction against the congressman and this is approved in committee, the decision must be endorsed in the plenary session of Congress to be applied. The maximum sanction is 120 days.

Measures against Diaz

It is important to mention that, as a result of this complaint, the legislator was removed from the Alliance for Progress caucus, of which he was a member.

It can also be mentioned that Congresswoman Flor Pablo (Integrity and Development) filed a multi-party constitutional complaint against Congressman Freddy Díaz.

Impediment to leaving the country

Faced with the same case, on August 5, the Supreme Court of Preparatory Investigation issued a 9-month ban on Congressman Freddy Díaz from leaving the country.

Subsequently, the same judicial instance declared the request of the Public Prosecutor’s Office unfounded, which requested to order the preliminary arrest of Díaz Monago.