Senator Iber Maravi and Minister of the Interior Led an Altercation During the Session of the Constitution Committee
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The crossing occurred when Ruth Luque intervened, in the session called for the Executive to support the request for powers in citizen security and El Niño.
Fun show starred Senators Iber Maravi and Francisco Calisto Giampietri in Congress
An incident was recorded this Saturday morning in the Constitution Committee of the Senate of the Congress of the Republic, where the Ministers of Defense, Justice and Interior participated in the debate on the request for legislative powers presented by the Executive. The event occurred while the Senator of Now Nation, Ruth Luque, spoke, in the midst of a discussion between the Minister of the Interior, César Astudillo, and the Senator of Junto…
The Juntos senator for Peru questioned whether the Minister of the Interior would interrupt Ruth Luque while exposing. He also denounced that legislator José Giampietri approached him in an attitude he considered threatening.
Interior Minister César Astudillo, other legislators and Senator Iber Maravi (Together for Peru) led an altercation during the session of the Senate Constitution Committee on Saturday, October 10. The oral discussion interrupted the debate on legislative powers for ten minutes in the face of the disorder and outside the chambers.
The Juntos legislator for Peru criticized César Astudillo's "prepotent" interruption of a senator and warned about an attempt at physical aggression on the part of another member of parliament.
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