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He public service collected new evidence against former Prime Minister Betsy Chavez. This is after a witness told prosecutors that she witnessed a coup attempt by the former president. Pedro Castillo last December 7th.
According to the witness, Chávez assured her that after the coup, he would issue a supreme decree that called for the dissolution of Congress, the establishment of an emergency government, and the reorganization of the judiciary, the state ministry, the National Council of Justice and the Constitutional Court. to the Sunday report Panorama.
“(Betsy Chavez) tells me that they are going to restructure the state, that it will be soon, that they are going to make a lot of changes, that it is impossible to continue to control this political class. And I ask her when, and she tells me: “Now I must issue a supreme decree,” she said in her speech on Prosecutor’s office
The witness also recounted that Chavez herself hugged Pedro Castillo after he delivered a message to the nation and then did the same. Hannibal Torres. However, Chavez confirmed before Subcommittee on Constitutional Charges Congress stated that he was “totally unaware” of the content of the message and that he learned about the coup d’état on television.
Another part of the report also mentions the testimony of a Peruvian TV journalist sent to the palace. She herself asked Chavez if it was possible to record an address to the nation, but replied that it must be broadcast live.
Pedro Castillo quoted by the Angia case
Former President Pedro Castillo is due to testify as a witness on Monday, February 20, as part of the preparatory investigation being carried out against his wife, Lilia Paredes, and others in the so-called Angia case.
Prosecutor Jorge García Juárez of the Prosecutor’s Office’s Special Anti-Corruption Unit ordered this “reserved” procedure to take place from 9:00 am in Barbadillo Prison, located in Ata, where former President He is serving 18 years. months in preventive detention for the failed coup d’état he led on 7 December.
The representative of the public ministry also called on Tuesday, February 21, businessman Hugo Espino Lucan, who accepted the legal figure of a sincere confession in this case, and also ordered that the former head of the cabinet of advisers of the Ministry of Housing, Salatiel Marrufo, testify on February 22 from prison, where he is serving 30 months of pre-trial detention in the “shadow advisers” case.
Source: RPP
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