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Víctor Pérez Varela
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Official portrait as Interior Minister, 2020.

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Chilean Interior and Public Security Minister
July 28, November 3, 2020
Chairman Sebastián Piñera Echenique
Predecessor Gonzalo Blumel Mac-Iver
Successor Rodrigo Delgado Mocarar
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Senator of the Republic of Chile
For the circumscription 13, Biobío Cordillera
March 11, 2006-28, 2020
Predecessor Mario Ríos Santander
Successor Claudio Alvarado Andrade
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Deputy of the Republic of Chile
By district No. 47, Antuco, Laja, Los Angeles, Mulchén, Birth, Negrete, Quilaco, Quilleco, San Rosendo, Santa Barbara and Tucapel
March 11, 1990-11, 2006
Predecessor Creation of the District
Successor Juan Lobos Krause
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Mayor of Los Angeles
March 23, 1981-1987
Chairman Augusto Pinochet Ugarte
Predecessor Alamro Diaz Boggiano
Successor Ricardo Acuña Casas
Personal information
Birth October 18, 1954 (68 years)
Santiago, Chile
Residence Chillán, Chile
Nationality Chilean
Religion Catholic
Mother tongue Spanish
Family
Parents Claudio Renato Pérez Arriagada
Juliet Inés Varela Carter
Spouse Ana María Serra
Children 4
Education
Educated in University of Concepción
Professional information
Occupation Lawyer and politician
Politic party UDI 2017 (recorte).svgIndependent Democratic Union (since 1993)
Website
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Víctor Claudio José Pérez Varela [ first ] (Santiago, October 18, 1954) is a Chilean lawyer and politician. He is a member of the Independent Democratic Union (UDI) party, of which he was Secretary General between 2008 and 2012. Between July and November 2020 he served as Minister of Interior and Public Security, [ 2 ] Under the second government of Sebastián Piñera, when he resigned due to the approval of the constitutional accusation against him in the Chamber of Deputies. [ 3 ] ​

He previously served as mayor of the commune of Los Angeles, appointed by the military dictatorship between 1981 and 1987, deputy for the former district 47, between 1990 and 2006, and senator for the constituency 13, Biobío Cordillera, from 2006 to 2020.

He is one of the three children of the marriage formed by lawyer Claudio Renato Pérez Arriagada (n. 1924 – f. 2011) [ 4 ] And Inés Juliet Varela Carter. [ 5 ] ​

His secondary studies were carried out at the José Victorino Lastarria Lyceum and in the Enrique Molina Garmendia Lyceum. His higher studies were carried out at the Law Faculty of the University of Concepción, where he was graduated as a lawyer. In the workplace, he has exercised his profession independently.

He is married in second nuptials with Ana María Serra, [ 6 ] Who since 2010 serves as head of Cabinet of the UDI headquarters in Los Angeles. [ 7 ] With her he has four children; Claudio José, Bernardita Andrea, Carolina Patricia and another. [ 8 ] ​

Political [ To edit ]

At the University he is elected course delegate before the Student Center of the Law School.

Mayor of Los Angeles [ To edit ]

On March 23, 1981, at the age of 27 he is appointed by the military dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet as mayor of Los Angeles, a position he held until 1987. [ 9 ] As a mayor, he participated in numerous seminars and meetings, highlighting one made in Mexico where he exhibited about ” Small and medium cities ” and ” Regionalization and the role of municipality “. [ required appointment ]

Deputy [ To edit ]

In December 1989, he was elected deputy as an independent within the Democracy and Progress Pact, by District No. 47, corresponding to the communes of Antuco, Laja, Los Angeles, Mulchén, Birth, Negrete, Quilaco, Quilleco, Santa Barbara, San Rosendo and Tucapel, in the Biobío Region (for the 1990-1994 legislative period). He integrated the special commissions of Constitution, Legislation and Justice, and Labor and Social Security; and the special commissions on equal cult in Chile, of the development of the 5th region, of water regime, and indigenous peoples.

For the November 1993 elections, he maintained his seat in the Chamber for the same district this time on behalf of the Independent Democratic Union Party (UDI) (for Legislative Period 1994-1998). He integrated the permanent commissions of public works, transport and telecommunications, and of housing and urban development. He participated in the investigating commissions on irregularities in the National Coal Company (Enacar) and Dissolution of “Dignity Colony.” During this period he was a member of the parliamentary committee of his party.

In December 1997, he was reelected again for his party and the same district (for the 1998-2002 legislative period). It was integrated into the permanent commissions of foreign relations, interparliamentary matters and Latin American, and urban development and development.

In December 2001, he obtained his fourth re-election as a deputy for the same district No. 47 (for the 2002-2006 legislative period). It was part of the permanent commissions of constitution, legislation and justice, internal government, regionalization, planning and social development, and housing and urban development. He also integrated the Special Commission on Actions of Public Officials in the case of the disappearance of Jorge Matute Johns.

Senator [ To edit ]

Official photography of the second period of Víctor Pérez Varela as senator of the Republic, the late 2013.

In the 2005 elections, Senator was elected by Senatorial Circumscription No. 13 corresponding to the Biobío Region (Legislative Period 2006-2014). During the exercise of his position he was president of the Government Commission, Decentralization and Regionalization and integrated those of Public Works; of National Defense; of work and social forecast; of transport and telecommunications; and housing and urban development.

Between 2008 and 2012 was general secretary of the Independent Democratic Union (UDI), under the presidency of Juan Antonio Coloma Correa.

In the parliamentary elections of November 2013, it is reelected as a senator for the same constituency, for the 2014-2022 period. In this period he integrated the permanent commissions of: Agriculture (2016-2018); of maritime interests, fishing and aquaculture (2012-2014; and 2017-2018); of internal regime (2014-2015; 2017-2019); of housing and urbanism (2014-2015; and 2017-2018); and Account Reviewer (2017-2018).

Since 2015, the Permanent Commission of National Defense, which presided between March 19, 2019 and March 17, 2020. was integrated. and public security (2018-2020); and internal regime (2020).

Also, since its creation on August 13, 2014, it integrated the Special Commission on Water Resources, Desertification and Drought. It also integrates the special bicameral commissions of article 66 of the National Congress; and bicameral of article 66a of the National Congress, since September 3, 2018 and December 18 of the same, respectively.

After almost 30 years as a parliamentarian renounces his quota as senator of the Republic in order to assume the position of Minister of the Interior and Public Security of his country.

Minister of State [ To edit ]

El presidente Sebastián Piñera toma juramento a Víctor Pérez Varela para ser nombrado Ministro del Interior y Seguridad Pública de Chile.

Appointment of Víctor Pérez Varela as Interior Minister in July 2020.

On July 28, 2020 he was appointed as Minister of Interior and Public Security by President Sebastián Piñera after the resignation of Gonzalo Blumel, being the third holder of the portfolio during the second Piñera administration, leaving his position as a senator. [ ten ] It was replaced in the Senate by former Minister Claudio Alvarado. [ 11 ] ​

On October 8, 2020, 13 opposition deputies presented a constitutional accusation against him, founded in three points: omit From Chile. [ twelfth ] On November 3, 2020 he resigned from his position as Minister of the Interior and Public Security, after being suspended from his functions when the constitutional accusation by the Chamber of Deputies being declared admissible, being the head of Interior and Public Security shorter since 1973, achieving 98 days in office. [ 3 ] ​

The result of the admissibility of the constitutional accusation in the Chamber of Deputies was as follows:

After approved in the Chamber of Deputies the accusation becomes voted by the Senate of the Republic on November 16 of the same year, the Senate rejects the 3 chapters of the same, declaring Pérez innocent of all the positions.

The result of the vote of the first chapter of the constitutional accusation in the Senate was the following:

Electoral history [ To edit ]

Parliamentary elections of 1989 [ To edit ]

  • Parliamentary elections of 1989, to deputy for district 47 (Antuco, Laja, Los Angeles, Mulchén, Birth, Negrete, Quilaco, Quilleco, San Rosendo, Santa Barbara and Tucapel) [ 13 ] ​

1993 parliamentary elections [ To edit ]

  • Parliamentary elections of 1993, to deputy for district 47 (Antuco, Laj [ 14 ] ​

1997 parliamentary elections [ To edit ]

  • Parliamentary elections of 1997, to deputy for District 47 (Antuco, Laj [ 15 ] ​

2001 parliamentary elections [ To edit ]

  • Parliamentary elections of 2001, to deputy for district 47 (Antuco, Laja, Los Angeles, Mulchén, Birth, Negrete, Quilaco, Quilleco, San Rosendo, Santa Barbara and Tucapel) [ 16 ] ​

2005 parliamentary elections [ To edit ]

2013 parliamentary elections [ To edit ]

References [ To edit ]

  1. ↑ Pérez Varela, Víctor Claudio José (April 20, 2015). “Birth certificate”. Civil Registry of Chile .
  2. ↑ «Senator Víctor Pérez is appointed as the new Interior Minister» . www.tvu.cl . July 28, 2020 . Retrieved on July 28, 2020 .
  3. ↑ a b «Víctor Pérez presents his resignation to the Ministry of Interior» . T13 . November 3, 2020 . Retrieved on November 3, 2020 .
  4. ↑ «Senator and Secretary General of UDI Víctor Pérez dies» . Bío-Bío Radio . August 27, 2011 . Retrieved on August 3, 2020 .
  5. ↑ «Genealogy of the Varela family» . www.genalog.cl . s/f . Retrieved on August 3, 2020 .
  6. ↑ Constanza León A. (December 9, 2020). “” I had to tell my parents that my younger brother had died “” . www.litoralpress.cl . Retrieved on October 22, 2021 .
  7. ↑ SHEEPING IN LINKEDIN
  8. ↑ Infopoldness tab
  9. ↑ Ministry of Interior of Chile (October 27, 1981). «Accepts resignation and appoints mayor in the Municipality of Los Angeles» . Official Gazette of the Republic of Chile . Retrieved on August 3, 2020 .
  10. ↑ «Former mayor in dictatorship and parliamentarian 1990-2020: who is Víctor Pérez, the new Interior Minister» . CNN Chile . July 28, 2020 . Retrieved on July 28, 2020 .
  11. ↑ «UDI defines the replacements of Víctor Pérez and Jaime Bellolio in Congress: they will be Claudio Alvarado and Nora Cuevas» . Third . July 31, 200 . Retrieved on August 3, 2020 .
  12. ↑ “This is the constitutional accusation against Interior Minister Víctor Pérez” . there . October 8, 2020 . Retrieved on November 3, 2020 .
  13. ↑ Elecciones.gov.Cl (broken link available on the Internet Archive; see the record , the first version and the last ). Candidates for District 47, Deputies 1989
  14. ↑ Elecciones.gov.Cl (broken link available on the Internet Archive; see the record , the first version and the last ). Candidates for District 47, Deputies 1993
  15. ↑ Elecciones.gov.Cl (broken link available on the Internet Archive; see the record , the first version and the last ). Voting candidates by district 47, deputies 1997
  16. ↑ Elecciones.gov.Cl (broken link available on the Internet Archive; see the record , the first version and the last ). Voting candidates by district 47, deputies 2001
  17. ↑ Voting candidates by constituency 13, senators 2005 (broken link available on the Internet Archive; see the record , the first version and the last ). in elections.gov.cl, Data Source: Tricel
  18. ↑ Vote candidates by constituency 13 (broken link available on the Internet Archive; see the record , the first version and the last ). Senators 2013, in Servel.cl

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