Quebec’s Anti-Corruption Police Investigate Quebec Liberal Party Amidst Internal Crisis
Quebec’s anti-corruption police, known as UPAC, have initiated an investigation into the Quebec Liberal Party, as reported by various media outlets. This move comes in the midst of an internal crisis that has been causing turmoil within the provincial party led by Pablo Rodriguez, prompting UPAC to assess the situation for potential investigative action.
The Quebec Liberal Party has been grappling with a series of challenges, including the recent suspension of Marwah Rizqy following the dismissal of her chief of staff, Geneviève Hinse. Allegations of vote-for-cash practices have also surfaced, raising questions about potential connections to the high-profile dismissals within the party.
Marwah Rizqy was reported to have met with UPAC two weeks ago, indicating a direct involvement of key party members in the ongoing investigation.
