Chile's Constitutional Court ejects Isabel Allende from Senate

Resounding in Chile. The Constitutional Court, with an unusual procedure, dismissed Isabel Allende, the daughter of President Salvador, from the position of senator. The socialist leader is 80 years old, she has been a member of parliament for 31, she has been president of both the House and the Senate. The decision was taken with a fairly clear majority, eight to two. Reason for the drastic decision: Isabel Allende had initiated an agreement wi…

Chile's Constitutional Court ejects Isabel Allende from Senate

Chile’s Constitutional Court (CC) voted Thursday 8-2 in favor of removing Isabel Allende -daughter of former President Salvador Allende- in connection with her involvement in the attempt to have President Gabriel Boric Font's Government purchase the former head of State's house to turn it into a museum in honor of the Socialist leader ousted by Augusto Pinochet Ugarte's military coup d'état in 1973.

After more than 30 years as a member of parliament, the socialist senator and daughter of the former president, Isabel Allende Bussi, has been removed from office for violating the Constitution by proceeding to sell the former governor's house to the state.Although the operation, finally, did not come to an end because the deed was not registered in the Real Estate Conservator, the Constitutional Court (TC), by a large majority, considered that …

The Constitutional Court of Chile has accepted the opposition's request to remove Isabel Allende from the office of senator, considering that she violated the constitutional obligation not to enter into contracts with the State in the case of the sale of the house... (BEND)

The youngest daughter of Salvador Allende, socialist and parliamentary for 31 years, falls from the frustrated sale of the house of the former president, which the government of Boric wanted to acquire