Deputies of Guatemala are pronounced on the case of President Arévalo’s wife and his alleged exile

After the pronouncement of the Presidency of the Republic of Guatemala, in which it is claimed that Lucrecia Peinado, wife of President Bernardo Arévalo, is making a trip for diplomatic purposes abroad and that she is not exiled, as has been rumored in social networks, several deputies of the congress pronounced themselves.

In this issue it was also involved the president of Costa Rica, Rodrigo Chaves, who said that Hajinado is in exile due to a persecution of the Public Ministry of Guatemala.

Deputy Andrea Reyes, of the official block, said they have knowledge that hairstyle making diplomatic visits with different authorities globally, as part of the functions she has assumed in office.

Regarding the statements of the president of Costa Rica about a possible criminal prosecution by the MP against Haje, the deputy said: “It seems to me that it could have been some poor communication that he has had about this and that is why he expressed it. On the other hand, more than that, I think it has to do with the bad reputation of the Attorney General – Consuelo Porras – at a global level and that has already undertaken this kind of actions with other members.

Deputy Inés Castillo, head of the bench of the National Unit of Hope (UNE), said that the president of Costa Rica took with greatness in making an affirmation that, according to him. “He does not know,” and said it was successful that the Presidency of the Republic clarified the situation around the president’s wife.

Deputy Sandra Jovel, of the value block, commented that she had no knowledge of the situation until she saw it in the media, and said it was unfortunate that hairstyle has to be asylum if it owes nothing. He also said that it is not correct for another country to disseminate such an important news that it is up to Guatemala.

During the round with the media in the National Palace of Culture, the Secretary of Communication of the Presidency, Santiago Palomo, said that Peinado is in an official international tour, which has been made public through social networks.

Likewise, the Government of the Republic published a statement in which it rejects the statements of the president of Costa Rica about the alleged exile of hairstyle, and reiterates that she complies with an international work agenda, in addition to some personal and social commitments.