Vladimiro Montesino transferred to the naval base of Callao | Font: Source: INPE.
National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) transfers former presidential adviser Vladimiro Montesinos Torres to the Callao Naval Base Maximum Security Detention Center – CEREC.
According to INPE, the transfer Vladimir Montesinos This was carried out with appropriate security measures supported by the INPE Special Operations Team (GOES).
It should be remembered that Court of Appeal for Criminal Cases made notice of INPE to order the transfer of Montesinos from the Ancon II prison to the maximum security prison at the Callao Naval Base after he stated that his claim for habeas corpus was well founded.
Failure Puente Piedra Court of Appeal accessible “declare inapplicable” Supreme Decree specifying the transfer of the detention of high-risk prisoners from the Callao Naval Base High Security Detention Center (CEREC) to another facility run by INPEwhich allowed Montesinos to be translated.
“Article 62 of the Regulations of the Penal Code has been modified. irregular shapesince such a change was made by the Supreme Decree and not through a norm in the rank of Law”, the verdict says.
According to the judiciary, with a measure “rights violated” former presidential adviser “in connection with the conditions of his detention in prison, contrary to due respect for their dignityfor which he urged INPE to respect “their human rights and fundamental freedoms”.
In this sense, they decided to declare the claim justified. habeas corpus Montesinos v. INPE for violating his rights and transferring him to a maximum security detention center at the Callao Naval Base. “under the prison system that existed before about the violation of their rights.
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