Maria Clara Posada stated that, as a congresswoman, she had the right to oversee every peso of public resources spent in the institution, which she wrote was created in Havana. She asked what prevented the country from knowing about the parties and fairs that, she claimed, were held during the hearings, and said that the victims had not received any real compensation. Posada claimed that Timochenko and people around him would not intimidate her and accused them of having treated thousands of kidnapped individuals with humiliation, torture, and murder, in contrast to the description that they were "like in a five-star hotel." She also maintained that in that case, no crime was committed because she did not have the duty to safeguard the information, and said that Timochenko had studied law within the framework of the JEP. She added that his disagreement motivated her to continue investigating. https://t.co/ADKX9E6Fcy #ControlPolítico #Justicia #DerechosHumanos (translated)
