Good Government Party Evaluates the Expulsion of Gavidia, Despite His Resignation: What Is the Situation of the Bench?
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Banked in the Senate it considers the legislator “disloyal” for having supported granting the powers to the government in Phenomenon El Niño and security.
The legislator questioned Jorge Gavidia’s departure from the Good Government Party due to doctrinal differences. She also considered that parliamentarians should evaluate the impact of their decisions on the voters and the organizations they represent.
The senator of the Good Government Party said that when a parliamentarian arrives in Congress with a political representation and then leaves it, it ends up hurting the bench.
Following the resignation of Senator Jorge Gavidia, MP Juver Flores indicated that he will evaluate his continuity in the Good Government Party in the midst of internal tensions.
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