Beder Camacho: “Not a single image was lost in the office of the President, it was a technical failure”

Deputy Secretary General of the Presidential Administration, Hips-Camachoruled out that images from CCTV cameras government palace August 9, despite the fact that a recent document from Casa Militar indicated the loss of information from the video of the day when the special group arrived to detain Yennefer Paredes.

“(…) One failed, and the other survived, so that the loss of images in Office of the President. The President of the Republic ordered a computerized examination to clarify the situation, and its result will be communicated to the population through the media,” he said.

“Images of every day are saved in the office and they are in the system. The images taken by the cameras are saved (…) What the Peruvian people need to know, and this is a reality, is that the images are saved. Not a single image was lost in all those days, it was just a technical glitch,” he added.

When asked about the delivery of camera images to prosecutors, Camacho said it was “an issue that Military House is already seeing”; however, he insisted that these images “are not lost” and, conversely, “all images of those dates that are on cable television (CCTV) are preserved.”

“This is a decision (providing images) that the president’s lawyers see, and this is a legal strategy (…) We have come to clarify and inform public opinion, throughout the country, that images continue to be stored on CCTV cameras. and that they are in good condition,” he said.

Appeal to the press from outside government palaceThe official specified that the House of the Military reported that “there were failures in three cars with more than 60 cameras.” He added that in an act of “transparency” it was requested that they be refurbished and an official document was sent out announcing the situation.

“Not a single image was lost, the images survived. There are two cameras in the rooms, the camera in the Golden Room failed, the camera in Desamparados, but they have another camera that saved all these images. If you come watch diligence public service” he repeated.

“The President has ordered a computer forensic analysis and the result will be shared with the media to make this matter transparent. These are the shortcomings that 3 of the more than 60 cameras that we have in the country had. Office of the President. This is not a loss, this is a technical failure,” he added.

Images of the Government Palace

This Wednesday it became known that the images from the security cameras government palace dated August 9, with which information was lost from the video of the day that a special group of the prosecutor’s office and the police had arrived to detain Yennefer Paredessister-in-law of President Pedro Castillo.

Document sent Jose Antonio Mariscal KyrosHead of the Military House government palacerequests information about the loss of information about the exact video of August 9, the day Special group of the prosecutor’s officejointly with the prosecutor’s office to arrest the sister of the first lady, Lilia Paredes.

In this letter addressed to the director Telecommunications office from government palacemention is made of a report reporting the loss of information from CCTV cameras.

In this regard, they clarify that, according to the report, the head of the Analytical Section reported the loss of information recorded by three video surveillance cameras.

Arturo Mendoza Lopezthe person who reported the loss of images at the Government Palace is an army lieutenant and works as a security guard for the president. Peter’s castlebut in the published document, he signs as the head of the information analysis direction.

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