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The Commission for Women and Gender Equality of the Chamber of Deputies agreed to send a formal complaint to the general director of the Carabineros, Mario Rozas, for his absence in the aforementioned session to address the case of femicide of the carabinera Norma Vasquez.
The 20-year-old policewoman from Linares was serving at the 25th Maipú Police Station. The subject accused of killing him is Second Lieutenant Gary Valenzuela Ramos. The woman accused Valenzuela of having tried to abuse her. Carabineros opened a summary and expelled him from the institution on July 30. He August 22, they found the body of the young woman in the trunk of the car that Valenzuela was driving.
General Rozas had been invited to the legislative body to inform about the measures and the institution’s actions regarding the case However, he sent on his behalf the director of Carabineros Welfare, General Pamela Olivares; the head of the Family Prevention and Protection Zone, General Berta Robles; and to Major Katherine Loyola, chief operating officer of the 25th Maipú police station.
“The invitation went to him and I do not think it is appropriate to send generals on his behalf to give an account and respond regarding the operation that the Carabineros is having in these cases and the breaches of the protocols in cases of complaints of all kinds, but, particularly, those of gender connotation”, Alleged the president of the instance, Camila Vallejo.
“It is unpresentable that he is not present”, He emphasized.
For her part, Deputy Ximena Ossandón (RN) pointed out that “this issue has to be handled by the Carabineros general director, because it is too serious (…) This cannot be normalized any more, this has to be of total urgency and gravity”.
With the agreement of the other members present telematically in the instance, the commission agreed to send a formal complaint to General Rozas and to invite him again for a new session.
In addition, the instance agreed to send a claim to the Budget Office (Dipres) for not having responded to the invitation to participate in a session to analyze the projections of resources for 2021, to stop the rise in gender violence.
In the instance, it was also agreed to request offices from the Ministries of Women and Gender Equity and the Ministry of Health regarding the rape of an official from the latter area in a health residence in Magallanes.
Deputy Sandra Amar (UDI), who requested this information, accused una “lack of protection” of the personnel in charge of these spaces, where there would be no support or security personnel. In addition, he called on the Prosecutor’s Office to reinforce all investigative measures, to do justice.
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