The prosecutor’s office and Diviac arrived at the palace to find and arrest Pedro Castillo’s daughter-in-law.

Prosecutor’s Office and Investigation Department for Particularly Complicated Crimes (DVIAK) National Police They arrived at the Government Palace to find and arrest the president’s daughter-in-law. Peter’s castle, Yennefer Paredeswhich they have not yet found. Hans AguirreRegional Attorney, in charge of the operation.

Yennefer Paredes is under investigation Public service after sunday fourth force broadcast a video allegedly showing him offering sanitation work to the residents of the Sukcha community.

Sister of the First Lady Lilia Paredeswent on July 19 to headquarters Public service to be questioned as part of the investigation that follows her on charges of trading in influence to the detriment of the state.

During the speech, Yennefer Paredes responded to the interrogation of the prosecutor Hans Aguirre, led the investigation against him. The young woman went to the prosecutor’s office, accompanied by her lawyer José Dionisio Quenay, who ruled out that the president’s daughter-in-law was trying to flee the country.

Does not know contracts with the state

During his last speech before the Supervisory Commission, Yennefer Paredes marked distance with the award of public work worth more than 3 million soles, consortium integrated by JJM Espino for the renovation of the Santiago Antunes de Maiolo school in Cayatambo, Lima.

“If I work in a sanitation project, what do I care about school?”, he pointed out. He also indicated that in order to obtain these details, it is necessary to consult with the people and authorities involved in said award.

“Now, how did you win the contract? Well, there is the OSCE, there is a process that is being carried out, there is a court decision, there is a control committee of this municipality. I think the one who should explain what is the person who won it,”, he referred.

Asked if it didn’t seem right to invite government palace The head of the company he worked for, which, moreover, won an open tender last September, Paredes pointed out that not in the offices where he had these meetings, but in the residence.

“Why so much scandal to get the job done (…) I am a person who studied, graduated from a national university and have the right to work. Not because I’m from the family of the president, the first lady, I need to take that name away. law”, he claimed.

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The legislator said that economic interests are behind the project, approved at the insistence of the plenary session of the parliament. On the other hand, MP Alex Paredes of the ruling Magisterial Bloc justified his group’s support for the project’s persistence despite the government’s compliance with the law.