translated from Spanish: Eduardo Durán, former President of the Evangelical Council, denies versions of suspected theft suffered

In the midst of the hectic environment that surrounds the former President of the Evangelical Council, Eduardo Durán, during the early hours of today was a suspected robbery in the Administrative Office of the Evangelical institution of Quinta Normal, the first Pentecostal Methodist Church.
What is striking is that church officials claimed that Duran Office was not sacked by the protagonists of the crime. Information that was ratified, in a partial way, by the former President of the Evangelical Council: “stolen computers, as also in the safe, and possibly on documents that also could have been stolen, there is no any information referred to my” person”. “I have no office or computer in the place where the theft occurred. My office, my computer and all my documents are in another home that is public knowledge”, he said, in a statement.
It was not the only news received today, since the National Council of Evangelical churches decided, unanimously, to appoint a new directory, without the figure of Duran in command.
In another press release, it was reported that the new President is Bishop Jorge Muñoz Carvajal.

Original source in Spanish