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The Government spokesperson, Jaime Bellolio, questioned in Cooperative to the “easy trigger” parliamentarians who ask for resignations through social networks and assured that “this is how democracy fails.”
In conversation with The Cooperative DiaryBellolio assured that “we regret that there are some who are interested in generating this climate. When there are parliamentarians who have, instead of an easy trigger, a very easy finger, to put tweets with little democratic sense, such as advancing elections, let everyone leave, I don’t know how much resignation, what they are doing is degrading democracy. “
“There it is denoted that what we were recently denouncing is true, that there are those who want to break the rules, that there are those who do not want to continue with the institutionality and those who are not available to reject violence and that rather what they do is promote it as such. (…) this is how democracies fail“, Held.
Bellolio indicated that “there is no doubt who I am talking about. When you look at your tweets and see that the Communist Party votes against condemning the violence and rather now what it promotes is the end of the presidential term.”
“There are some minority people from the Frente Amplio who do exactly the same, generate this logic of violence and hatred that is not what Chileans need,” he added.
Second 10 percent withdrawal
In relation to the announcement to appeal to the Constitutional Court for the project of the second withdrawal of 10 percent, Bellolio stated that “the withdrawal of 10 percent goes, but it goes through the legal route (…) What we are saying is that the mechanism that was used is unconstitutional, that is, it is a constitutional trap. “
When asked about the differences with the first project, the minister indicated that “it was only once, a transitory one (…) however, now a second has been presented and many other initiatives have been presented that go exactly in the same line. Basically, it is generating a parallel Constitution, which aims to take away certain powers from the Executive. “
“It is a constitutional circumvention, breaking the rules on the side is a constitutional trap”, he pointed out.
