Lawyer Pedro Castillo has filed an appeal against the new leaks during the investigation with the judiciary.

Lawyer Benji Espinozaprotector of the president Peter’s castleannounced that she presented Power of attorney advocacy for promotions in the Armed Forces, by which he is trying to avoid what he says is breaking the law, citing recent leaks of new revelations as part of this investigation.

“Investigations are restrained, and when there are statements from a collaborator, they are extremely restrained. limitation on this leak festival that I thought was over, but it isn’t.”

In an interview with RPP newslawyer Mr. Peter’s castle recalled that last Sunday in the program “Panorama” lawyer Bruno PachecoCesar Nakazaki, was surprised by the leak of information, mainly regarding classified materials, such as evidence, documents and other secret items.

Regarding the leakage of information, Benji Espinoza considered that the prosecutor’s office itself may have “deliberately” leaked this information, or that it does not comply with oversight and confidentiality. In both cases, he explained that the Ministry of Public Administration would be responsible, as “the law makes the prosecutor’s office responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of the investigation.”

“Let him be Power of attorney one that prescribes compliance with legal regulations prohibiting the disclosure of reserved procedural actions of the investigation. Under no circumstances and circumstances can a reservation be violated with impunity. This directly affects the presumption of innocence, it will mortally wound her,” he said.

“The presumption of innocence means that no one can be treated, considered or considered guilty until a final verdict has been passed against him, an investigation is not enough. So there’s a guilt bias against President Castillo when you can.” even charge him,” he added.

Bruno Pacheco would deliver orders written by Pedro Castillo.

Former Presidential Secretary Bruno Pachecorevealed to the prosecutor’s office new details about the president’s entourage Peter’s castle. According to Sunday Panoramareferred to the president’s nephew, Jaime Vazquez Castillo, as an exuberant man in charge of moving laptops for seedlings. He recalled that last November, when $20,000 in government palacereceived a call from this character who, after rebuking him, told him: “You’re fucking my uncle, why don’t you leave, otherwise I’ll kill you.”

Until the recent arrests around Peter’s castle, Bruno Pacheco told about his conversations with the mayor of Angii, Jose Nenil Medina, whom he described as a person close to the presidential entourage. As regards the latter, he recounted in his denunciation of a conversation between them in November in which the mayor informed him of the publication of a supreme decree on work in his district.

To one of the questions to the prosecutor Bruno Pacheco details which, according to Jose Nenil Medina, the aforementioned supreme decree has already been issued and that these water purification works in the city of Yams in Angii “will work with Lilia and Yennefer.” This is a project envisaged by the supreme decree signed on October 29 Peter’s castle for a job that coincidentally won a company associated with Angie Espino.

According to a former secretary government palace, the mayor of the district admitted that the work, which was awarded to the brothers Hugo and Angie Espino with a budget of 3 million soles, “was going to work with Lilia and Yennefer.” For the ex-secretary, the victory of the Espino brothers was tantamount to asserting the victory of the Paredes sisters, who would pay for the fiscal thesis of the business shared with Yennefer, Lilia and other brothers of the head of state.

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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.