He also criticized the councilor’s daughters, who claim that their mother was kidnapped.
The Caucus of Deputies of Christian and Independent Democracy announced that they will report the deputy to the Ethics Commission Maria Luisa Corderoalso known as “Dr. Cordero.”
The announcement occurs after the parliamentarian stated, in the program Todo Va a Estar Bien, that the DC Councilor of Villa Alegre, María Ignacia González, He had an “alcohol problem.”
“This lady from Villa Alegre, that lady, I I have the impression that she had a certain vulnerability to alcohol“he began by saying.
Then, criticized the councilor’s daughterswho claim that their mother was kidnapped. “Some daughters who are colder than moai on Easter Island come out giving press every morning,” said Cordero.
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Finally, the doctor Cordero gave his theory about what happened with the councilor, “I believe that Mrs. I was driving with a little bit of alcohol and passed by and it must be buried or it must already be heading to China.”
Let us remember that María Ignacia González It has been missing since June 15 in the middle of a frontal system.
First it was said that He had gone out to help neighbors as a result of the emergency and that the flooding of the Loncomilla River could have swept away his vehicle. Later it turned out that he did not go out to help, but rather He would have gone to visit a house and after that he lost track of him.
The response of the DC Bench to Dr. Cordero
After the controversial statements, the DC Caucus of Deputies issued a statement through its official X account, where they reported that They will report Cordero to the Ethics Commission.
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“The bench of DC and independent deputies will report to the chamber’s Ethics Commission the deputy @DraMLCordero (Cordero’s user) for publicly pointing out, without any basis and with cruelty and disrespect, that the missing DC Councilor of Villa Alegre, María Ignacia González, had “problems with alcohol” and would have been driving in those conditions on the day her trace was lost.
