Bancada de RN define libertad de acción ante acusación constitucional a Grau

La bancada de Renovación Nacional decidió otorgar libertad de acción a sus diputados respecto a la acusación constitucional contra el exministro Nicolás Grau.

La decisión se adoptó el martes en un almuerzo en el Congreso. Cinco diputados se inclinan por respaldar el libelo, seis se encuentran en reflexión y dos rechazan la acusación por falta de mérito.

Entre los favorables se encuentran Daniel Valenzuela y Francisco Orrego, firmantes del texto, además de Eduardo Durán. Valenzuela señaló que con tres billones de dólares en pagos pendientes no se puede hacer caso omiso.

El presidente del Partido Nacional Libertario, Johannes Kaiser, enfatizó que los senadores deberán decidir si responsabilizan a Grau o al actual ministro Jorge Quiroz del desorden financiero. La votación requiere 78 votos en la Cámara.

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