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The Prosecutor’s Office Colombia carried out this Tuesday an inspection at the presidential headquarters where the nanny of Laura Sarabiaright hand of the president Gustavo Petrowas subjected to a polygraph interrogation after the theft of a briefcase with thousands of dollars.
With blue caps and ID in sight, seven agents of the entity entered the presidential office in the afternoon Narino Housein the heart of Bogotato carry out their investigations, according to images broadcast in local media.
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Sarabia’s baby’s former caregiver, Marelbys Mezatold a local media outlet over the weekend that he felt “kidnapped, stunned, drowned” during four hours of interrogation in the basement of a building attached to Petro’s residence, on January 30.
The woman filed a formal complaint with the Prosecutor’s Office and, this Tuesday, the entity explained in a bulletin that the inspection intends to verify “the existence of security cameras” in the building to evaluate “the entry protocol” and clarify what happened.
“You can investigate me all you want”, asserted Petro from Brazilwhere he meets his South American peers.
Then he compared the stagecoach to the surprise raids that the Peru Prosecutor’s Office carried out in 2022 and 2023 to relatives and officials close to the imprisoned former president Pedro Castillo.
Sarabia, 28 years old and daughter of a retired NCO Air Force, is the chief of staff. She is considered the most powerful woman in the government.
The theft of $7,000 at his residence, corresponding to official travel expenses made between August 2022 and January of this year, occurred in January and the complaint was filed that same month, according to the government.
The Prosecutor’s Office indicated in a bulletin that the inspection “The boss was previously informed of the Palace protection office”, and it was carried out at the request of a prosecutor of the Specialized Directorate against Human Rights Violations.
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The Colombian Presidency rejected in a statement over the weekend comments about “alleged abuse of power, misuse of public resources and mistreatment of defenseless people” that set fire to social networks.
He also defended this type of procedure that is carried out in “risk situations” and that they can compromise “access to classified information”.
For its part, the Prosecutor’s Office stressed that the evidence collected in the Casa de Nariño and its surroundings “will strengthen research” to determine the effects that Sarabia’s nanny allegedly suffered.
Source: Elcomercio
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