The communal president in Puerto Montt de Comunes, María Cristina Bustos, filed a complaint against Deputy Claudia Mix and all party members “who are responsible” for the irregularities in the gasoline charging cards delivered by the Chamber of Deputies.
This, after the investigation of Ciper, where they state that Mix’s daughter and a municipal official used the benefit of the gasoline charging cards delivered by the Lower House exclusively for the development of the legislative function and not for relatives.
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Hours after the news, the parliamentarian defended herself arguing that “my transfers are always made by someone else”; But for Bustos, “the answer is a mere formality that does not take care of the substance of the matter and only opens more doubts and ambiguities in circumstances that would expect clarity, or, at least, a mea culpa for a socially, politically and judicially reprehensible situation.”
“In this context and by virtue of the fact that the background that supports the facts exposed are public, I come to present this complaint so that the Supreme Court takes immediate measures to avoid acting as accomplices or cover-ups of a situation that seriously hurts a political project that has raised the flags of transparency and probity.” Complements.
In that sense, he states that “we cannot tolerate this type of situation that, in addition to being able to entail some possible administrative or other responsibility, are unethical and seriously undermine the principles of our political project and call into question the commitment of our party to probity.”
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