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By Kevin Felgueras and Rocío Novoa, DNA
Various reactions raised the complaint made by the deputy of the Democratic Revolution, Jorge Brito, who appointed his colleagues, José Pérez ( PRSD) and Osvaldo Urrutia (UDI) for attaching importance to the manner of dressing the doctor of constitutional law and philosophy, Jaime Bbada disturbing him in the middle of the Commission of National Defense
"I would like to recommend to our visit that now dressed in a jacket, if any," said Pérez, claiming that "this commission deserves some respect" and that 39, he felt "annoying and uncomfortable" to be presented "like that, For his part, Urrutia supported the position, recommending that Bbada" come dressed as circumstances dictate " and that it 39, was "a real lack of respect for those between us. s who strive to come dressed properly ", ex
The British MP was rather uncomfortable. "I asked to invite the professor and doctor, Jaime Bbada, who has more titles than all members of the commission ." And to deputies it seemed more important to talk about the jacket and the tie than reasons I was present, "he told Radio ADN, admitting that he was feeling very embarrbaded . "The worst laws of this Congress were made with a suit and a tie," he said.
The Speaker of the Lower House shared these claims. "More than that, it has to do with the diversity we have, the ideas are important," said Maya Fernández also highlighting Bbada's flawless career and ongoing collaboration.
For the vice president, Jaime Mulet, it is another example of the old policy. "I'm worried that if someone wears a tie or not, it looks old-fashioned and ridiculous" he added. "It gave me a little laugh, it seems very absurd" he admitted.
Even, himself Javier Macaya chief of the bench of the UDI, claimed that it is not relevant to him and that He did not even give to talk to Urrutia. "The important thing has nothing to do with more aesthetic things", he said
José Pérez and Osvaldo Urrutia did not wish to make statements in this regard.
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