Since the beginning of his presidential campaign, Gustavo Petroc had lashed out several times against the figure of the attorney and this Tuesday, just over a month after taking office, he confirmed the reforms and projects he will promote. One of these is the abolition of the Public Prosecution Service.
“The functions of the attorney will be taken over by the judiciary (…) it will become the great one anti-corruption prosecutionassured the president-elect in an interview with La W.
It is important to note that the elected president had already foreseen through his social networks that during his administration there would be a change of functions for the prosecutor general’s office.
“I propose that the Attorney General’s office go to the judiciary and be established as the major anti-corruption agency,” the then Historic Pact candidate said on April 11.
Source: El Heraldo
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