This Tuesday, August 2, the Ethics Commission of Congress approved to initiate a preliminary investigation once morest the parliamentarian Freddy Diazwho was accused of rape by a worker in his office.
The decision was made unanimously, with 16 votes in favour. Luis Aragón (Popular Action) marked attendance, but did not answer the call during the vote.
Ethics Commission evaluates complaint once morest Freddy Díaz
Ethics Commission approves investigation of Freddy Díaz
Unanimously, the Ethics Commission approved the ex officio complaint once morest Congressman Freddy Díaz, who was accused of rape by a worker in his office.
Ex officio complaint once morest Wilmar Elera will be seen on Monday, August 8
The president of the Ethics Commission, Karol Paredes, reported that the ex officio complaint once morest the third vice president of Congress, Wilmar Elera, will be analyzed next Monday, August 8.
During the extraordinary session of the Ethics Commission, parliamentarian Jorge Morante requested that Elera be investigated for the comments he gave regarding the complaint once morest Freddy Díaz.
Congressmen ask for maximum sanction for Freddy Díaz
Parliamentarians Arturo Alegría, Elías Varas, Eduardo Salhuana and Jorge Morante requested the maximum sanction for the parliamentarian accused of rape, Freddy Díaz.
In accordance with the regulations of the Ethics Commission, the maximum sanction is suspension without pay for 120 working days.
Isabel Cortez: “Freddy Díaz must be sanctioned as harshly as possible”
Congresswoman for Democratic Change Isabel Cortez asserted that parliamentarian Freddy Díaz must be “sanctioned as harshly as possible.” She also urged the Prosecutor’s Office to act quickly.
“That the Public Ministry act immediately. (Freddy Díaz) has to be punished, the victim must get justice,” Cortez said.
Karol Paredes says that Freddy Díaz has not collaborated in a timely manner with justice
The president of the Ethics Commission, Karol Paredes, affirmed that parliamentarian Freddy Díaz has not collaborated in time to clarify the facts attributed to him. In that sense, she recalled that Díaz Monago issued a statement, but did not appear to testify before the Prosecutor’s Office.
Extraordinary session of the Ethics Commission begins
The president of the Ethics Commission, the action-populist Karol Paredes, informs the members of the working group regarding the rape complaint once morest parliamentarian Freddy Díaz.
Congressman | Bench |
---|---|
Maria Aguero (PL) | A favor |
Arthur Joy (FP) | Did not answer |
Luis Aragon (AP) | A favor |
Diego Bazan (AvP) | A favor |
Waldemar Cerron (PL) | A favor |
Isabel Cortez (JP) | A favor |
Flavio Cruz (PL) | A favor |
Juan Lizarzaburu (FP) | A favor |
Jorge Morante (FP) | A favor |
Javier Padilla (PR) | A favor |
Kelly Portalatino (PL) | A favor |
Hitler Saavedra (SP) | A favor |
Eduardo Salhuana (APP) | A favor |
Elijah Varas (PB) | A favor |
Óscar Zea (PP) In favor | A favor |
Karol Paredes (AP) | A favor |
Rosio Torres (APP) | A favor |
During the development of the session, various parliamentarians were in favor of imposing the maximum sanction contemplated by the Ethics Commission’s regulations: 120 days of suspension without pay.
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On the other hand, the parliamentarian Jorge Morante (Popular Force) asked the president of the aforementioned working group, the pro-populist Karol Paredes, to vote on the ex officio complaint once morest the third vice president of Congress, Wilmar Elera, as a result of the sexist statements in which attempted to justify the alleged rape once morest a legislative worker.
However, Paredes Fonseca reported that said case will be evaluated in the ordinary session next Monday, August 8.
Freddy Díaz appeared before the Prosecutor’s Office
After days of silence, last Monday, Díaz Monago appeared before the headquarters of the Public Ministry and handed over his diplomatic passports.
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“I find myself making myself available here at the Public Ministry so that the investigations of the case can begin. And, at the same time, to leave the passport, ”said the parliamentarian who was expelled from the Alliance for Progress following the accusation was revealed.
“(Did you outrage this worker who identifies you as her main aggressor?) In no way (I am responsible for the violation). I am emphatic on that subject. I reject all kinds of acts of violence once morest women and that is precisely why I am here, putting myself in the right so that the Prosecutor’s Office can start this procedure,” insisted Freddy Díaz.
The congressman also tried to justify the delay in issuing a statement: “We are waiting for the entire process to continue, we have to complete all the stages. There were some holidays last week that is why today I am in the Prosecutor’s Office.”
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Help channels
If you are or know someone who has been affected or involved in acts of family or sexual violence, contact Line 100 of the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations, free of charge, which has a team specialized in “providing information, orientation and emotional support”.
In addition, Line 100 has the power to refer the most serious cases of family or sexual violence to the Women’s Emergency Centers or to the Urgent Care Service. This service is available 24 hours a day, every day of the year (including holidays).