The provincial legislator considered that these are political moments where “we have to begin to break this famous crack that we Argentines have and that has done us so much harm,” and highlighted that “in Chubut there are many signs of maturity beyond political positions.” -supporters,” he said in dialogue with FM EL CHUBUT.
For Hollman, it is important “not to lose our horizon, which has to be the well-being of the people of Chubut.”
In terms of relationship, he stressed that as a party “we have shown that we can work very well with the UCR,” but on the other hand, “at the national level the relationship is totally different,” he added.
For example, in response to the statements of Governor Ignacio “Nacho” Torres where he said that “if the PRO merges with La Libertad Avanza, I will leave,” the deputy aligned himself with the same thought: “I share Torres’ vision, today “Talking about the merger of parties is a totally blinded vision, and it seems to me that at the national level it is hasty to talk about certain mergers that have nothing to do with the needs we have today at the provincial and national level,” he expressed.
In this panorama, today Governor Ignacio Torres, the mayor of Esquel Matías Tacetta (Matías) and the national representative Ana Clara Romero are part of the national board of directors of the PRO. “We will see how the different positions are established, we are very clear and we are going to be critical of things that do not favor our province,” Hollman clarified.
CRIMINAL CODE AND IMPORTABILITY
Today the Legislature will discuss the reform project to the Criminal Procedure Code, which a priori already has a favorable opinion from the Institutional Affairs Commission, and a consensus probably assured to have a simple majority.
“The reality is that it is a project that was put on the table a long time ago, it was presented by the Executive and was discussed a lot in the Legislature, where there were many contributions not only from legislators but also from Justice actors,” he explained. . From the bench, he explained that progress was made in the amendment “to have faster processes in those crimes found in flagrante delicto.”
In principle, “we have support,” said Hollman. “Today (yesterday) we had the commission meeting and it already had a favorable opinion.”
The issue “was supported by our bloc and also by other deputies,” and for this reason, “it has a simple majority to be approved,” he noted.
When asked by FM EL CHUBUT whether he considers that in the ordinary session of the Legislature today a position will be taken regarding the debate on imputability, he responded that “I think so,” and argued that “it is an issue to be discussed because today the “The age of imputability that we have in Argentina is governed by the Minority Criminal Regime, and it is set at 16 years,” he said in reference to the arrest of the person accused of the murder of young Gonzalo in Comodoro Rivadavia. “It has to be discussed at the national level,” he said.
Governor Torres “for a long time has been expressing himself in moving forward with a proposal that comes from the Minister of Justice, Cuneo Libarona (Mariano), where it is planned to lower the age of imputability to 14 years,” he recalled.
