El Torrito distances itself from Operation Falcon

El Torrito distances itself from Operation Falcon

Hector Acosta (El Torido), the provincial senator Monsignor Noel, has denied any involvement or summons in the case after his name appeared in Operation Falcon’s Compulsory Action Revealed by the Ministry of Public Works.

In a statement posted on his social networks, he denied being quoted by officials in the El Torido Attorney General’s Office and having any contact with the person associated with him within Operation Falcon.

“It simply came to our notice then that this was not the case. On the other hand, Mr. I have no labor, social or political affiliation with Evan Paulino de Jesus, and I have been away from him since 2007. ”

Paulino de Jes குறிப்பிடs, mentioned in the public ministry file, acted as his driver for a “short time” when “current and lifelong driver” Eduardo Acosta was undoubtedly the driver.

On the other hand, he said he supported all investigations conducted by the Ministry of Public Works and would never support “what was done badly.”

We fully support all investigations conducted by the Attorney General’s Office because we do not support, we never support, we do not support what went wrong. Everyone will be held accountable for their actions, “said Tariq al-Hashimi, the party’s secretary general.

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