According to El Comercio, Henry Shimabukuro would have paid to contest the presidential election commissioned by Boluarte.

New signs of an alleged connection between the current President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, and businessman Henry Shimabukuro, who is under investigation, are revealed. According to the newspaper El Comercio, Shimabukuro would pay to challenge 13 voting protocols in the 2021 runoff election.

As you know, the businessman is under investigation by the prosecutor’s office in connection with his alleged participation in the case named “Study in the Shade”

Payments on demand

After the second round of presidential elections strength of the people and various associated political circles alleged alleged electoral fraud in favor of Pedro Castillowhich has never been demonstrated in the relevant cases.

In those days, both Fujimori and Peru Libre submitted many requests for annulment. It was under these circumstances that Henry Shimabukuro would have paid S$5,434 to challenge a total of 13 election protocols at the request of the then vice presidential candidate, Dina Boluarte.

For each of these resources, the employer paid National Bank the amount of S / 418 is approximately, given that on those dates the cost of the procedure was 9.5% of 1 UTII.

The deposit must be made by the teacher Maritza Sanchezwho was an assistant boluart in the election campaign for the post of vice president of the country.

Trade stated that certificates of deposit issued by National Bank the identification number of the incumbent president appears.

something in return

In a recent magazine interview Epicenter TV, Shimabukuro He indicated that after the runoff election, he was asked by the then virtual vice president if he wanted “nothing in return” for his contributions to the campaign.

“I’m already saying goodbye to the lady Dina Boluarte and she says to me: “Well, we have already won, engineer, do you want anything in return?” I tell him no, that I’m going into my personal life. She told me that if I could accompany her to the parallel group to which she belonged, her group, internal, the most trusted people, ”said the businessman.

The said “parallel group” would supposedly be composed of “professionals, businessmen or technicians”. However, according to Shimabukuro, he turned down Boluarte’s offer and never spoke to her again.

“He didn’t tell me why, because I interrupted him by saying no… I said goodbye and didn’t hear anything from this lady again.” Dina BoluarteWe never talked on the phone…” he said.

In turn, he stressed that the prosecutor’s office can provide evidence of the month, day and time of the last conversation that he had with Boluarte Zegarra.