US EditionCongress Did Not Debate the Disqualification of Mirtha Vásquez
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Congress did not debate the disqualification of Mirtha Vásquez | The President of Parliament told Perú21 that the issue was never on the agenda of the Permanent Commission.
Congressional Standing Committee Debates Today Report that proposes to disable for 10 years Mirtha VásquezMas of 130 former congressmen seek to return as senators or deputies: the main faces and the questionedGladys Echaiz, Senate candidate for Popular Renewal for the general elections of 2026, referred to his passage as Alliance for Progress (APP) during an interview on the program ‘Always at eight’, led by Milagros Leiva. He stated that his li…
The Permanent Committee of the Congress will debate the final report that proposes to disqualify Mirtha V squez for 10 years. The session began from 9:00 a.m. and was questioned by certain sectors.
Vasquez had already reported on the review of the document by the Permanent Commission. He indicated that he learned about it on social networks, because until the last 26 of this month, it had not been formally notified.
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