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Congress Archives Disqualification Orders Against Betssy Chávez and Willy Huerta
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The plenary session of the Congress cancelled the requests for political disqualification against Betsy Chávez and Willy Huerta after failing to reach the qualified majority required during this Wednesday’s session. Chávez, former prime minister, obtained 54 votes in favour, a figure insufficient to approve the measure. Along the same lines, the former Minister of the Interior, Willy Huerta, was also far from the minimum required. On that day, P…
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The Congress did not reach the necessary votes to disable the former Minister of the Interior by ten years. Huerta defended his innocence in the debate, while Castillo and Ch time also avoided political punishment.
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