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Colombian court.USA) rejected an emergency motion submitted this Thursday by the defense of former President Alejandro Toledo to suspend the extradition process against him and that Peru put him on trial for allegedly receiving more than $30 million in bribes from the Brazilian company Odebrecht when he was President of the Republic (2001-2006).
Peruvian journalist Liliana Michelena who is following the case Toledo In the US, he indicated on his Twitter account that the appeal had been dismissed by Judge Beryl Howell of the Colombian Court and that, moreover, there would be no new suspension of his extradition process.
Faced with this rejection, Alexander Toledo It should be delivered tomorrow, Friday, April 21, to the US authorities in the court of San Jose in California, as planned before the filing of an emergency petition by the former President of Peru.
In its decision, the District Court of Colombia argued that lawyers Toledo they presented no new arguments in defense of their position.
Protection former President of Peru They argued that the extradition process should be reviewed by the judiciary independently, as Judge Beryl Howell stated in her decision.
Toledo He is now forced to turn himself in to authorities this Friday at 9:00 a.m. at the Robert F. Peckham Building, headquarters of the Northern District of California Court, in San Jose, California.
On Wednesday, Judge Thomas Hickson ordered Toledo to surrender on Friday, April 21 at 11:00 a.m. (Lima time) before the US police are arrested and continue with the extradition process.
A day earlier, on Tuesday, April 18, it became known that the Ministry of Justice USA applied for a new arrest warrant Alexander Toledo.
As the judge recalled in early April USA canceled the arrest warrant, which was to be executed on the same day against Alexander Toledo to be extradited to Peru in the Lava Jato case.
But Judge Hickson quashed the arrest warrant after the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals granted the defense’s motion. Alexander Toledo delay extradition for 14 days.
RPP news caught the same Alexander Toledo, accompanied by his wife Elianne Karp, when he came to court on the day his arrest was suspended. In this case, an unidentified person tried to prevent the recording of the former president on cameras, who went through the main entrance of the San Francisco court to the nearest underground parking.
extradition Alexander Toledo They demand criminal prosecution in Peru in the case of illegal fees during the construction of the inter-ocean highway; an issue that is part of the Lava Jato case process set.
Justice Minister: Toledo could be accessible from the moment he was arrested
On the other hand, Justice Minister José Tello mentioned that Toledo Manrique could be made available to the Peruvian authorities from the moment of his arrest. Subsequently, the procedure will remain in the hands of Minjus and INPE.
“From the moment of his detention, he can be placed at the disposal of the Peruvian authorities.. Mr. Toledo must report to the Peruvian justice system as soon as possible. Once he arrives in Peru, there is a procedure for which the Ministry of Justice is responsible. INPE accepts a man even after passing a forensic examination. He is put in jail. We can deduce that this is Barbadillo. Ultimately, this is decided by the INPE rating board,” he said in News extension from RPP.
Source: RPP
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