Jacqueline Tapullima: Report Alleged Undercover Worker in His Parliamentary Office
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A lawyer who does not appear as a congressional worker, identified as Caroline Bracamonte, reportedly carried out parliamentary work in the office of Congresswoman Jacqueline Tapullima, of Juntos' bench for Peru.
Parliament records report 27 entries from a lawyer who is not on the official payroll. In addition, a police expert questioned the authenticity of the deputy's signature in her affidavit.
A woman who does not figure as a worker has been doing parliamentary work in the office of Congresswoman Jacqueline Tapullima (Together for Peru), according to chats and testimonies compiled by “Fourth Power”.
An analysis revealed differences in the official signature of Congresswoman Jacqueline Tapullima and in the one placed in her affidavit. In addition, she is questioned for allowing a citizen not officially registered as a collaborator to work in her office.
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