Roberto Villate

Roberto Villate

politician Guatemala

Roberto Villate is a former Guatemalan politician known for his tenure as a deputy representing the now-defunct Líder party. He is notably remembered for an unprecedented 12-hour interrogation session of Finance Minister Pavel Centeno in 2012, which highlighted the intense political climate and the use of interpellations as a tool for legislative oversight and political maneuvering within the Guatemalan Congress.

Born on Jul 12, 2021 (4 years old)

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Guatemala Guatemala: Roberto Villate set a record in Congress by speaking for 5 hours and 25 minutes during a minister's interpellation. 8

Roberto Molina Barreto Luis Contreras Carlos Lopez Giron Pavel Centeno Victoria Palala Samuel Perez Elena Motta Allan Rodriguez David Illescas Elmer Palencia Nery Ramos Juan Carlos Rivera Alvaro Arzu Escobar Bernardo Arevalo Jose Carlos Sanabria
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Oficialistas protagonizan trifulca en el Congreso en rechazo a la elección de magistrados a la CC

Guatemala Guatemala: Roberto Villate prolonged the questioning of the Minister of Finance for 12 hours during a political trial in 2012. 5

Pavel Centeno Francisco Jimenez Joaquin Barnoya Bernardo Arevalo Allan Rodriguez Shirley Rivera Nery Ramos Orlando Blanco Jonathan Menkos Bequer Chocooj Francisco Quezada Guillermo Cifuentes
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Interpelaciones consumen 33 sesiones y casi Q10 millones en pagos a diputados