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Speaker of the House Defends Trip to the US in District Week: "There Is No Legal or Regulatory Impediment"
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José Miguel Castro said he rejects “categorically any hint of irregularity.”
The speech by the president of the Chamber of Deputies and Deputies, José Miguel Castro (RN), “fall whoever falls” begins to water. While Antofagasta himself demanded exemplary sanctions for those who used medical licenses to travel abroad without justification, it is now his own conduct that remains in question after revealing that he himself led extensive absences for personal travel outside the country. According to a report by Mega Investiga…
José Miguel Castro (RN), deputy for Antofagasta and president of the Lower House, demanded “hard hand” and promised to “fall down” on the case medical licenses and travel abroad. However, a report revealed that he himself was absent for 24 days from legislative work to make personal trips to the United States. Thanks to an administrative trick, he was only discounted a minimum fraction of his parliamentary diet, despite not attending key session…
Minutes after José Miguel Castro himself claimed in Congress that the License Case came to the Legislative Branch and that the “fall whoever falls” would be applied, a journalistic report denounced his travels to the United States using his district week.
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