RN caucus sets freedom of action on constitutional accusation against Grau

The Renovación Nacional caucus decided to grant its deputies freedom of action regarding the constitutional accusation against former minister Nicolás Grau.

The decision was made on Tuesday during a lunch at Congress. Five deputies lean toward supporting the indictment, six are reflecting and two reject the accusation for lack of merit.

Among the supporters are Daniel Valenzuela and Francisco Orrego, signatories of the text, as well as Eduardo Durán. Valenzuela stated that with three trillion dollars in pending payments one cannot look the other way.

The president of the Partido Nacional Libertario, Johannes Kaiser, stressed that senators must decide whether to hold Grau or current minister Jorge Quiroz responsible for the financial disorder. The vote requires 78 votes in the Chamber.

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Deputies voting in Chile's parliament on accusation against ex-minister Grau
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Chamber approves constitutional accusation against former minister Grau and it moves to Senate

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The Chamber of Deputies approved on Tuesday the constitutional accusation against former Finance Minister Nicolás Grau by 77 votes in favor, 68 against and one abstention. The bill promoted by Republicans and Libertarians will now go to the Senate, which will review it next Tuesday, June 30.

The Renovación Nacional bench unanimously decided to grant freedom of action to its deputies for the vote on the constitutional accusation against former minister Nicolás Grau.

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The Senate rejected on Tuesday all four chapters of the constitutional accusation against former Finance Minister Nicolás Grau by a wide margin. The vote spared Grau from a five-year ban on holding public office.

Nicolás Grau, former finance minister, has begun contacting centrist-right figures to present his arguments against a constitutional accusation scheduled for next Monday.

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Commission president Marcela Hernando said the report vote would take place Monday because of excused guests. Mario Marcel warned about the risks of approving the Constitutional Accusation.

A cross-party group of lawmakers presented a bill on Friday to raise the bar for constitutional accusations. Chile's Republican Party backed the measure but also proposed restoring the pre-2022 constitutional amendment quorum.

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Eduardo Cretton of the UDI criticized the Republican Party for announcing a constitutional accusation against former minister Nicolás Grau without consulting the government or the rest of the ruling coalition.

 

 

 

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