19.10.2021
The senator responded that the “responsible for this is the Government, it is not the opposition, the candidacies, the parliament, the governors, the mayors or the Convention.”
Yasna Provoste, the presidential candidate of the New Social Pact, joined the questions against the Undersecretary of the Interior, Juan Francisco Galli, after he blamed her and her opponent, Gabriel Boric, for the acts of violence that occurred within the framework of the anniversary of the social outbreak. The senator responded that the “responsible for this is the Government, it is not the opposition, the candidacies, the parliament, the governors, the mayors or the Convention.” Also, on the statements of the undersecretary for being one of the authors of “a bill to pardon those who destroyed and burned,” Provoste insisted that “our bill seeks to end unjust preventive prisons, and the text clearly says that it is for events that occurred between October 2019 and December 2020.” Those who go out to destroy and vandalize do so not because they believe they will be pardoned, but because they know that the government is incapable of enforcing the law,” he replied.
