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Anticorruption Front: 'Deputy Barría should be in jail'

President Juan Carlos Varela waylaid yesterday and said that this fact "look more about personal problems than a security problem in the country."


'The deputy Barría should be imprisoned' said Enrique "Chito" Montenegro, Anticorruption Front secretary when we ask about his opinion about the incident where some subjects fired at the residence of Deputy Panameñista Luis Barria.

He added that when Barría was director of Public Registry underwent several accusations of which has two pending in the Supreme Court and has not yet been investigated.

He also explained an alleged attempt to blackmail the deputy panameñista against a man inside the country to take a property for $ 360,000.

 
Montenegro is amazed that after all this, the deputy presented to the media with his face of 'I did do anything', when he is guilty of many things. "Barria is a sacred cow as some deputies called him", he said.

President Juan Carlos Varela waylaid yesterday and said that this fact "look more personal problems than a security problem in the country."

"The deputy should you check well and ask yourself why those shots at home may have been given. In Panama there are 800 thousand homes and not every day they shoot at it that way is like a message," he said.

 
Followed Bush said that "respect the concerns of the deputy Barria, respect the right of the National Assembly to quote the minister, but I think that quoting the minister defined why shot the deputy home."

After hearing these statements, Montenegro concluded that Varela is a very passionate person, "when you love someone loves and hates when someone I hate."

He said innocently Varela is falling into the mistake of going in another state organ thing he can not do.

 
 

He charged that the National Assembly within the drug has circulated and Barría is allegedly denounced by planting drugs enemies by family and economic situations.


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