US EditionDoria Medina Denies Having Been Part of Áñez's Government and Promises Jail for Murillo if He Reaches the Presidency
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The Unity candidate rejected the accusations of his rivals during the presidential debate and reaffirmed his stance against corruption During this Sunday's presidential debate, Samuel Doria Medina, candidate for the Unity alliance, was repeatedly questioned about his alleged participation in the transitional government of Jeanine Áñez. He emphatically denied having been part of that cabinet and maintained that the questionings seek to disinform …
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