translated from Spanish: RN assesses legal action against Carlos Montes following reports of drug trafficking-party relationship

In the midst of the conflict between the Socialist Party and the Government, on the accusations of the spokeswoman Cecilia Pérez to the opposition community, to which he began not to “hide his ties with drug trafficking”, Senator C Arlos Montes (PS) released a phrase that caused disgust in officialism, specifically in National Renewal.
“I know that in several communes they are no longer handing over the donations people make from the (drug) trade to organizations, but increasingly handing it over to militants from different parties,” said the Socialist senator on Radio Futuro last Thursday.
“I have a history of some,” Montes continued, stating that “this does not mean that the militants are involved in drugs, but that the drug builds a relationship with some grassroots, high-risk social and political leaders.”
Montes’s words were heard in RN where, according to El Mercurio, his directive in recent days discussed the option of bringing a lawsuit — a complaint or complaint — against the legislator.
The aim would be for Montes to be summoned to declare and give up the background he, he says he possesses in this regard.
“It’s an issue that’s being evaluated,” RN leader Mario Desbordes in the morning confirmed, noting that “the senator’s sayings are extraordinarily serious.”
The eventual official complaint would thus be in addition to the one that opposition senators filed against Pérez, before the prosecution.
Montes, meanwhile, called yesterday at a PS act that the militants “do not accept any gifts from those in traffic.”

Original source in Spanish