“We are concerned. Fernando must answer to prosecutors and the authorities,” Nogui Acosta says over harassment allegations
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At a glance
- Pueblo Soberano leader Nogui Acosta said legislator Fernando Obaldía is responsible for responding to allegations of predatory and workplace harassment.
- Acosta said Obaldía must answer to prosecutors and the authorities, both in his capacity as a lawmaker and as an individual.
- The report identifies Obaldía as a lawmaker from Alajuela and names his adviser, Diana Fernández, in the accompanying image caption.
Pueblo Soberano leader Nogui Acosta said he was concerned about allegations of predatory and workplace harassment against lawmaker Fernando Obaldía.
Acosta said Obaldía must respond to the accusations before prosecutors and the authorities. He also said the legislator bears responsibility for addressing them both as a member of parliament and as an individual.
The report identifies Obaldía as a lawmaker from Alajuela. Its accompanying caption shows Acosta, Obaldía and Obaldía’s adviser, Diana Fernández, at the Legislative Assembly.
We are concerned. Fernando has to answer to the prosecutors and the authorities.
Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.