Betssy Chávez points out that she cannot pay a security of S/100,000 since she does not receive the same as a few months ago

Betssy Chávez is being investigated for her participation in Pedro Castillo’s coup.

The former congresswoman and former official of the government of Pedro Castillo, Betssy Chávez requested that the amount that the Judicial Power imposed on her be reduced as a guarantee. The former premier pointed out that she makes this request since her current income is not the same as what she received some time ago. Of the S / 100,000 that the authority imposed on her, she has only asked to deliver S / 10,000, barely 10% of the initial amount.

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“I have attended each of the statements to which I have been called. We have presented in our appeal a decrease with respect to the bond because I do not receive what was before,” Chávez said during a hearing of the Supreme Court that evaluated the appeal after the refusal of preventive detention against him. She indicated that for the moment she is putting her schedules and work activities in order.

It should be remembered that Chávez has not been the only exile of Pedro Castillo who will have to pay a bond. Former Minister Willy Huerta and the former head of Mincetur, Roberto Sánchez, must pay 80,000 and 50,000 soles respectively. The latter has requested that the amount be reduced to five thousand soles while the former head of the Interior has requested that the assigned amount be “exonerated and/or prudently reduced”.

Betssy Chávez was premier during the last weeks of Pedro Castillo’s government

Regarding a possible flight risk, the former president of the Council of Ministers of the Pedro Castillo government indicated that she is getting ready to publish a book. This would have been used as a reason to point out that there is no possibility of him leaving the national territory. “I have always been very involved in the academic subject,” said the accused of allegedly having plagiarized her thesis.

Betssy Chávez’s participation in the coup perpetuated by Pedro Castillo is not the only case against her. The outrageous congresswoman faces an investigation by the Subcommittee on Constitutional Accusations that will be in charge of determining whether or not she committed a crime for misuse of office and aggravated influence peddling when she was Minister of State in the government of Pedro Castillo.

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With the support of 21 votes, the team led by Lady Camones of the Alliance for Progress will be in charge of selecting a member of parliament who will be responsible for carefully analyzing the evidence presented by the Prosecutor’s Office against Chávez Chino. Said person must seek the defendant’s defense and write the final report on this matter for its subsequent approval or rejection by the SAC.

Betssy Chávez talks about her sentimental situation.

Should this happen, the Standing Committee will also hold a debate and vote to determine whether to admit the constitutional complaint against the former prime minister. The plenary session will be the last stage in which Betssy Chávez will have the opportunity to defend herself, together with her lawyer, against the serious accusations against her. The questioning arises from hiring relatives of the Chávez couple.

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Among those favored is Antonio Sotelo, the father of Betssy Chávez’s partner, who managed to be appointed to the National Council of the National Industrial Work Training Service (Senati) and later to the Informal Property Formalization Organization ( Cofopri) of Tacna, place of origin of the congresswoman. Likewise, Flor de María Sotelo, a couple’s sister, would have worked in her congressional office.

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