The Fourth Division of the Second Prosecutor’s Office for Corruption Crimes of Lima Center Officials has launched a preliminary investigation into alleged irregularities in the recruitment of Wendy Teresita Yrigoin Peralta, daughter of the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC). Aladdin Yrigoin Chavezescort of the President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo.
The regulation, issued by Provincial Attorney Edwin Manrique Duran, was adopted after it was made public that the said citizen would receive – between November 2021 and April 2022 – six service orders in the aforementioned institution for being the daughter of Aladdin Yrigoin Chavez.
Given this, the prosecutor’s office ruled that within 120 days- Wendy Irigoin and those responsible are investigated for the crime of incompatible negotiations; while his father will be investigated for the crime of influence peddling.
They will request documentation from MTS
As part of the proceedings, which will be undertaken by the Deputy Provincial Attorney, Elizabeth Berrospi Diaz, the IPC will be asked to provide legalized copies of files, official orders and other documentation to clarify the fact, as well as to withdraw the testimony of those involved in the case and witnesses.
The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office recalled that it acts in an orderly, prompt and decisive manner in the face of any crime committed by officials or civil servants that endangers or affects the proper use of public funds.
According to statements provided by the former Secretary General of the Office of the President Bruno Pacheco to Public service, Aladdin Yrigoin Chavezalong with presidential escort Jorge Tarrillo Gálvez, will be featured in the case of delivering money for the promotion of officers of the Armed Forces and the National Police in 2021.
The lawyer demanded an investigation
Last Wednesday, the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Javier Pacheco emphasized the need to investigate Wendy Teresita Yrigoin Peraltadaughter of the accompanying president Peter’s castlefor some service orders that would be granted in favor of this systems engineer, up to 88 thousand 250 soles for functions such as setting the agenda of the ministerial office.
“When we see the crime news that has been circulated regarding these work orders that were to be given to Wendy Teresita Yrigoin Peralta, who was to be a systems engineer, is that she has been given work orders worth up to 88,250 soles to carry out. functions, one of which is the agenda of the Cabinet of Ministers,” he said.
“These orders would have been given to the military-technical cooperation during the period when he was a minister John Silva. When we evaluate these service orders that have been provided from November 17,000 soles, December 4,250 soles, January 2022 17,000 soles, February 10,000 soles, March 1,000 soles, April 20,000 soles for agenda setting day,” he added.
In an interview with Everything is known RPP Noticias, Pacheco commented that advocate It analyzes the need for these services and whether MOTC had station personnel assigned to these tasks. He added that if an agreement was determined, it would be a crime of conspiracy, and if only a favor was found, the crime would be the crime of inconsistent negotiation.
In case the daughter of a presidential bodyguard who worked for Ministry of transportation in the moment John Silva convicted of the crime by conspiracy, the prosecutor estimated that he could receive at least 15 years in prison. Meanwhile, about the father, Nilo Yrigoin Chavezindicated that this would be prior to the alleged commission of the crime of peddling influence.
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