Chile Vamos confirmed this Wednesday that they will not support the constitutional accusation announced by the Republican Party against the Minister of the Interior and Public Security, Izkia Siches. “We believe that it is not only a political error, we believe that what is being considered today is a political clumsiness. We have to be serious, we have to get this parliament used to acting seriously,” said the Evópoli deputy, Francisco Undurraga .
This Wednesday, Chile Vamos distanced itself from the Republican Party and will not support the constitutional accusation against the Minister of the Interior and Public SecurityIzkia Siches.
Faced with this, UDI deputy Jorge Alessandri said that “the parties grouped in Chile Vamos do not share the moment or the way to advance in this constitutional accusation against the Minister of the Interior.”
Let us remember that on Tuesday, the Republican Party caucus announced that they will present this accusation against Sichesas a result of the controversy over the State of Constitutional Exception in the South Macrozone and the escalation of violence that is experienced in this territory.
Deputy Alessandri made “a call to the entire country to think about the moment and the political decision that Chile will take this coming September 4, since this will define the future of our families, but also of our country.”
“We find that the Minister of the Interior has done it wrong, we find that she is not prepared for the position, we find that she has not fought crime with force, but the constitutional accusation does not contribute anything to these problems,” said the parliamentarian of the IDU.
“We believe that it is a political clumsiness”
For his part, the deputy from Evópoli, Francisco Undurraga, pointed out that “we condemn all the inactions that this government has done, but we are not going to concur with our votes, not only the caucus leaders, but all the deputies of Chile Let’s go to endorse a terrible political action by a right-wing party”.
“We believe that it is not only a political error, we believe that what is being considered today is a political blunder. We have to be serious, we have to get this parliament used to acting seriously,” Undurraga said.
Meanwhile, the parliamentarian of Renovación Nacional, Andrés Longton, said that “we are going to continue to demand that the Government prioritize the legislative agenda and the measures that strengthen giving a signal that an impunity agenda is not being endorsed. , but that public order is being protected and the victims are being protected.”
“We will continue with the investigative commissions, we are also evaluating the interpellations, special sessions to demand answers from the Government so that once and for all it makes the decisions that the country expects with determination,” Longton sentenced.