A woman who works in the Parliament denounced on Wednesday the 27th the congressman Freddy Diazof Alliance for Progress (APP), for the crime of rape.
According to the victim, the incident occurred in one of the Congress offices located in Jirón Azángaro, in downtown Lima, early this Wednesday.
The woman pointed out that she drank alcoholic beverages with the congressman while they talked about labor matters, and then she would have been the victim of rape.
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The complainant added that she was helped by a friend, who went to the congressional office together with a police officer. She added that she was dizzy, disoriented and in pain.
According to the police report, to which he agreed Tradethe victim went to the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations (MIMP) to report what had happened.
Then, she appeared before the San Andrés police station, in the Cercado de Lima, accompanied by personnel from that ministry to file the complaint and undergo the corresponding examinations.
The ministry confirmed the complaint and urged the prosecution to act quickly.
The portfolio chaired by Diana Miloslavich reported via Twitter that the Aurora National Program provides emotional support and legal attention to the victim.
Freddy Díaz was alternate spokesperson for APP in the last legislature. In addition, he is president of the special commission for the selection of candidates for Ombudsman and leads the Budget Commission after the resignation of Congressman Héctor Acuña from APP.
Díaz, 37, an engineer by profession, is a representative for Pasco.
According to the Registry of Political Organizations (ROP) of the National Elections Jury (JNE), the congressman is a militant and founder of the Pasco Verde regional movement.
The ROP also reports that Díaz tried to join APP in 2020, but his request was rejected due to his militancy in the aforementioned regional movement.
This newspaper tried to communicate with the legislator last night, but he did not answer our calls. Personnel from his parliamentary office promised to communicate with him so that he could give his defenses, but then he stopped responding to our communication attempts.
The caucus of César Acuña’s party announced the immediate expulsion of the congressman through a statement. In addition, he requested a rapid intervention of the prosecution and the Judiciary.