The Chief of Staff will present his first management report to the House of Representatives this Wednesday. To do so, he answered 2,135 questions posed by the members of the lower house.
Chief of Staff Guillermo Francos He assured that “It is not part of the agenda of the President of the Nation, nor of the National Government” to push for a law to pardon the genocidaires of the last dictatorship convicted of crimes against humanity.
The official will present his first management report on Wednesday Chamber of Deputies. To this end, he received a total of 2,135 questions from deputies, the answers to which were released on Tuesday by the ministry he leads.
In question number 405, a legislator from the Left Front asked: “It is public knowledge that the current vice president Villarruel is an apologist for the dictatorship and denies the existence of 30,000 detainees who disappeared under the last military dictatorship in Argentina. Based on this, “Is the PEN promoting a law to pardon genocidaires convicted by the courts?”
To this, Francos responded sharply: “It is not part of the agenda of the President of the Nation, nor of the National Government, to promote any type of pardon for those convicted by the courts of crimes against humanity.”
This response comes two months after the visit of the pro-government deputies to genocidal prisoners in the Ezeiza prison that unleashed the internal conflict in Freedom Advances and led to the departure of Lourdes Arrieta of the libertarian bloc.
It was the same deputy from Mendoza who later stated that The background of the meeting was the drafting of a bill for the release of some repressors.
Source: Ambito
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