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The court will proceed to the next Thursday 9 March evaluation of the prosecutor’s request for a 36-month pre-trial detention against Lilia Paredes, the wife of former President Pedro Castillo, in the preliminary investigation being carried out in the “Angii” case.
Judge Raul Justiniano arranged that it face-to-face listening will be held from 10 am at the headquarters of the judiciary, located in block 07 on Tacna Avenue in the center of Lima.
On the same day, the justice of the peace will begin consideration of the prosecutor’s request for a 36-month pre-trial detention in respect of Walter and David Paredes Navarrothe brothers of the wife of the former head of state, appearing in this preliminary investigation.
During the court session held on January 6, the prosecutor Jorge Garcia Juarez gave a report Judge Raul Justiniano about his request for 36 months of pre-trial detention in respect of these people after withdrawing the original request he made to impose a warrant to appear with restrictions and an obstacle to leaving the country for 03 years in this case.
The magistrate reported that a preliminary detention was requested for these three persons, as both the procedural danger and the elements of a guilty verdict increased in relation to the charges brought against each of them in this criminal process.
Lilia Paredes is in a safe house in Mexico
Currently, Lilia Paredes and her minor children are in Mexico after being granted asylum by the government of that country.
Special group of prosecutors to combat corruption in power attributes these people, along with Yenifer Paredes, sister-in-law of the former head of state, former mayor of Angia, José Nenil Medina Guerrero, and others, to be part of an alleged criminal organization engaged in fraudulent public auctions, in whose field the activities of the Departments of Lima, Cajamarca and Amazonas, where shell companies were provided the right to public works associated with the Department of Housing and Sanitation for large sums of money, despite the absence of requirements provided by law.
Source: RPP
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