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In the midst of controversial accusations against parliament officials mayor of ComasUlysses Villegas, raised a wave of criticism after the publication of his video social networks where he established a controversial comparison between the closed brothel “Las Palmeras” and Congress of the Republic, which caused a number of critical remarks. However, the mayor did not apologize, but confirmed his comments and assured that “this is reality”.
Through the video, Villegas harshly questioned the parliament about its alleged inaction in the face of issues such as extortion and a murderer, in addition to insinuating the existence of a prostitution ring in the legislature. During the presentation of the equipment Security of citizens In Comas, the mayor defended his words, saying he would not back down from his statements, saying they reflected popular sentiment.
“What I said are words that are in the hearts of each of the 30 million Peruvians,” he declared to the cameras. Pan American television. In addition, he noted that the parliament failed to develop a concrete policy to end the violence that affects thousands of citizens. “Instead of dedicating themselves to legislation to keep Peruvians alive, they see comments on what is reality.”
In addition, Villegas made it clear that he was not afraid of possible judicial reprisals. politicians for his statements. “They are not going to shut me up. I remain steadfast and continue to work for my neighbors in Komas, for which they elected me,” he stressed.
The mayor also sent a message to the congressmen, urging them to continue working legislative initiatives which contribute to the progress of the country and the security of citizens. “Enact the laws so Peru can move forward once and for all,” he concluded.
A few days ago, the mayor of Comas said that the closing of “Las Palmeras” symbolizes the end of the space illegal activityCongress must face a moral shutdown over the ethical deterioration he says is affecting the institution. During his statement, the mayor emphasized: “I also hope to say goodbye to the brothel of congressmen and the Congress of the Republic.”
“This is not the Congress of the Republic, this is the biggest brothel in North Lima called Las Palmeras, which is closed and boarded up. Now I wonder where all the happy girls in life have gone? To the Congress of the Republic,” the mayor said on social networks.
He Congress Workers’ Union (SITRACON) sent a letter to CEO Giovanni Forno demanding legal action against the mayor Villegas for his statements. According to the document, they described the mayor’s remarks as “disgraceful” and said they attacked the “honor of the workers” of Congress. In addition, they reported that social media is being used to spread this kind of message.
“The killing of a female worker, who unfortunately cannot defend herself, is used sickeningly; making a mockery of the work that parliamentary employees have been doing for years… We believe that such actions must be stopped,” the statement said.
In response from the political sphere of Lava a A popular update submitted a letter requesting immediate legal action against the mayor in order to protect the image of the parliament. For its part, Art Congress PresidentEduardo Saljuana described the published video as “grotesque and rude” and asked for respect for the legislative institution.
