06-17-2019, 02:57 PM
MALLISTE SCANDAL THREATENS CAMPOS ADMINISTRATION
After the bombshell revelation from Newsflash about President Campos' top strategist and senior counselor abusing her office for personal financial gain for her and her businesses, pressure has increased on the President to take decisive disciplinary against her. As Newsflash reported, senior aides to the President confirm he intends to take no action again Malliste, but sources within the Government indicate that senior members of the Coalition will be placing pressure on the President to terminate her from her position.
A source close to the Prime Minister revealed to us, "Obviously Velez isn't happy about this. It goes against everything L&D ran on for Government accountability. Even though the President isn't a member of L&D, the PM's concerned about the future of their partnership if there's a lack of accountability."
Another senior source to a Cabinet Secretary confirmed that most of the Cabinet believes that the President will be forced to cut Malliste loose. "[She] was instrumental in getting him elected. The longer he defends her the more questions will emerge about the extent of the President's involvement in [these matters]. People will start to wonder if he was involved in any of this."
The PM's office declined our request for an immediate comment, referring us to the President's press officer. There's no word yet on whether or not a criminal charges are pending, but sources within the Federal Prosecution Service confirmed that an investigation is ongoing.
A source close to the Prime Minister revealed to us, "Obviously Velez isn't happy about this. It goes against everything L&D ran on for Government accountability. Even though the President isn't a member of L&D, the PM's concerned about the future of their partnership if there's a lack of accountability."
Another senior source to a Cabinet Secretary confirmed that most of the Cabinet believes that the President will be forced to cut Malliste loose. "[She] was instrumental in getting him elected. The longer he defends her the more questions will emerge about the extent of the President's involvement in [these matters]. People will start to wonder if he was involved in any of this."
The PM's office declined our request for an immediate comment, referring us to the President's press officer. There's no word yet on whether or not a criminal charges are pending, but sources within the Federal Prosecution Service confirmed that an investigation is ongoing.
Alfonso Velez, MP
Liberty and Democracy Party
Leader of the Opposition
CEO of 4Hire and Velez Investments
Former Prime Minister of The Republic of Alduria (1672-1682)
Liberty and Democracy Party
Leader of the Opposition
CEO of 4Hire and Velez Investments
Former Prime Minister of The Republic of Alduria (1672-1682)