The Audit Commission summons Yenifer Paredes and former Minister Geiner Alvarado for this Thursday

Congressman Hector Ventura, President Control Commissionannounced that Yennefer Paredes, sister-in-law Pedro Castilloand former Minister of Housing, Gainer Alvarado, were cited for this Thursday by this working group. It’s part of the Angia investigation.

“The head has dropped, but many of the alleged perpetrators still need to be brought to justice. They will be called this Thursday. Yennefer Paredes and former Minister Geiner Alvarado to the Supervisory Commission, ”the parliamentarian wrote on his Twitter account.

Program fourth force revealed in July last year, the distribution of a video in which you can see Yennefer Paredessister-in-law of Pedro Castillo, while offering sanitation work in the Chota population center, prompted the prosecutor’s office to open an investigation at the same time as Congress. In these investigations, Gainer Alvarado is also accused of alleged wrongdoing while in charge of the Department of Housing.

Alvarado was banned from leaving the country for 36 months, imposed by the government. Power of attorney as part of an investigation into an alleged crime of a criminal organization against the state. However, the defense of the ex-minister continues to point out that his client is not involved in any offenses.

Yennefer Paredes He has been at large since October last year after the Second National Court of Criminal Appeals ruled to lift his 30-month detention order. According to the prosecutor’s office, Lilia Paredes it will be the main “lobbyist” in the alleged criminal organization, which will be headed by former President Pedro Castillo.

Paredes appears before the court against him at large, but with restrictions on appearance, including not being absent from his place of residence or changing it without the prior written permission of the investigating court in charge of the case and notification before the trial. public service.

There was no shelter for Yenifer Paredes

Mexican government grants political asylum Lilia Paredesex-president’s wife Pedro Castillo, and his sons. However, this benefit was not enough for Yenifer Paredes, who remained in the country.

Former first lady Lilia Paredes has been under investigation for months as a possible coordinator of an alleged criminal organization allegedly headed by her husband Pedro Castillo, while her sister Yennefer is under investigation for money laundering and aggravated conspiracy.

In this regard, the Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism, Luis Fernando Elguero, in dialogue with television peruconsidered that if Mexico granted political asylum to Fray Vasquez, the nephew of the ex-president, Yennefer Paredeswould be considered a “provocation” for Peru.

“Of course I know (that would be a provocation), although this is from the region office and from the same president. But it seems to me that this will be an escalation (of tension),” the minister said.