Alvarado diz que governo respeitará decisão da Câmara, mas questiona comissão sobre Steinert

O biministro Claudio Alvarado afirmou que o governo respeitará a comissão investigativa aprovada pela Câmara dos Deputados sobre a gestão da ex-ministra Trinidad Steinert.

Alvarado falou na terça-feira sobre a aprovação da comissão, impulsionada pela oposição, que garantiu o quórum necessário. O ministro disse que o Executivo respeita os poderes do Congresso. “Somos sempre respeitosos com as decisões tomadas no Congresso Nacional”, declarou. Ele manifestou dúvidas sobre o objetivo da comissão. Ressaltou que as questões sobre a gestão de Steinert já haviam sido esclarecidas após sua renúncia. A comissão definirá sua composição e cronograma de trabalho nas próximas semanas.

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