Eljach also assured that He mentioned the problem to an officer who is permanently at the Capitol, headquarters of Congress. However, by this means he did not receive a response from the national police.
In the letter, it is explained that the accident of their security leader would have occurred on 12th of January and then, little by little, his security scheme was reduced until he was left without any agent to protect him.
“I find myself without the security service to fully fulfill my duties as Secretary General of the Senate, which implies serious and certain risks of possible undesirable events,” reads the letter.
However, the National Protection Unit (UNP) He assured that the official would still have his entire scheme and that the national police have not notified the entity about any news.
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This communication was sent by the Secretary on February 5However, the president of the Senate has not yet responded, so, as the letter explains, the senator will not attend the Congress building until further notice.
It should be noted that, although the letter received a response from the UNP, The National Police has not yet responded to the calls of the senator.
Finally, it is important to remember that The Senate resumes functions on February 16date on which, if the problem has not been solved, the secretary general would not be present for the first legislative sessions.