Ximena Rincón ruled out link with FyF or that they have induced her to present indications | National



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The Christian Democrat Senator, Ximena Rincon, was singled out for having an alleged link with the company Felices y Forrados, which is dedicated to suggesting strategic changes to affiliates among the AFP funds. All this in an article in the newspaper La Tercera.

According to the publication, the senator’s brother, Ricardo Rincón, is a lawyer for the company and, in addition, the senator would have tried to add an indication in the project of the second withdrawal of the 10% that prohibited the restriction of pension advisers. All this in the Constitutional Commission of the Upper House, where Rincón was replacing the senator of the same party Francisco Huenchumilla.

This morning, Senator Rincón issued a statement in which she stated that she does not own or have or has a contractual relationship with Felices y Forrados and that she did not know that her brother works with the company. Further, He commented that the indication he proposed in the committee had been suggested by the Association of Social Security Advisors through a letter and not by Felices y Forrados.

The president of the Christian Democracy, Fuad Chaín, who was also mentioned in the report for having provided legal services to Felices y Forrados, commented that the senator listens to many organizations and that her actions are part of opposing a questioned pension system.


For his part, the socialist senator Alfonso De Urresti, who chairs the Constitution committee in the Upper House, pointed out that in any case the indications proposed with a corner were not adequate.

From the ruling party, UDI deputy Patricio Melero questioned the pension indications made by some parliamentarians of the DC both in the Chamber and in the Senate and said that they should be transparent according to the lobbying law.

Senator Rincón also made it clear that her advisers on pension issues have been Álvaro Gallegos, former Superintendent of Pensions, and Maximiliano Boada, lawyer and engineer, as well as Patricio Basso, engineer and doctorate in mathematics.



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