Vallejo Questions Rabat's Continuity and Places Kast for His Support of the Minister: "Incomprehensible"
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Former government spokeswoman Camila Vallejo urged President José Antonio Kast to remove Justice Minister Fernando Rabat, in the midst of the controversy over the reduction of convictions of persons sentenced for sexual crimes against minors. In conversation with New World radio, the Communist Party activist questioned that the government's ... Continue reading "Vallejo questions Rabat's continuity and impels Kast for his support of the minister…
The former secretary general of the government, Minister of Government, Camila Vallejo, analyzed the political management that the Kast government has had regarding the reduction of sentences granted from the Ministry of Justice to sexual rapists of minors. Vallejo described as strange the position of the government that instructed the exit of the undersecretary [...]
In Now Es When, the former minister and former senator, Álvaro Elizalde, questioned the management of the government in the face of the crisis in the Ministry of Justice. In his opinion, Minister Fernando Rabat had to step aside or be removed by President Kast after the controversy over the granting of reductions of sentences to [...]
The Citizen “The right thing is for the President of the Republic to assert political responsibilities in the face of the great mistake committed, and so far that has not happened,” questioned former government spokeswoman Camila Vallejo. The entry Punished the video and not the prison cuts: Vallejo questions reasons for Silva’s departure and demands that Kast dismiss Rabat was first published in El Ciudadano.
Santiago de Chile, Nov 1 (Prensa Latina) Former Chilean Minister Camila Vallejo today questioned President José Antonio Kast for holding the incumbent of Justice Fernando Rabat in office, despite the scandal for the release of those responsible for sexual abuse of minors. The post Chile: Kast's support for Justice after scandal first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
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