APRA Congresswoman Luciana León broke his silence and responded on the widespread 'petromail' in which his father, former Fisheries Minister Rómulo León Alegría, asked for an appointment "to receive properly" Dominican businessman Fortunato Canaan, a character involved in the irregular awarding of five lots on behalf of Discover Petroleum Petroleum.
The lawmaker appeared last night on two television channels to respond to the accusations against him looming, however, fell into a contradiction, because if American TV have rejected e-mail from his father, half an hour later, in America Television, acknowledged that the e-mail was forwarded.
"I never got that email. I see here is the truth thoroughly, but emerging issues or evidence," he said about the letter of 4 October 2008 as part of two thousand ' petromails' found in the personal computer León Alegría for justice.
This version only lasted thirty minutes, since being interviewed by Cuarto Poder, Leo Romero indicated that he did receive mail, but the date for the 2007 and not until October of this year as reported by a writ of inquiry issued by the owner of the Third Court Corruption, Jorge Barreto, to denounce the 15 people involved in the case Discover.
"My father wanted me to have, but I did not have anything. My father asked me many things, but I must clarify that I never did manage," he said.
The first of many
Luciana Leon added there could be more to uncover, as there are a lot of emails and telephone calls that prompted his father to make arrangements for him.
Two thousand e-mails, this is one, are sure to leave many other things and go to shock, that is to be expected. There are things that at some point my father asked me to do one or the other management, but I did not