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Judge Johnny Gomez Balboa, the Third National Preparatory Court of Inquiry, announced this Sunday that the hearing on the request for pre-trial detention for Yenifer Paredes, sister-in-law of President Pedro Castillo, has been rescheduled for Tuesday, August 23. In the case of José Medina, the mayor of Anguia, the request will only be considered on Wednesday the 24th.
Both Paredes and Angia district mayor José Medina have been detained since August 10 last year for a preliminary period of 10 days on charges of integrating an alleged network of corruption and money laundering that will be run by the president, according to the prosecution’s thesis.
advocate Yennefer Paredes pointed out at the court session that, by presenting new documents from prosecution they will need more time to analyze the new evidence in the case. For this reason, he requested that the hearing be rescheduled, to which all the participants eventually agreed.
For their part, the defense of the mayor of Anguia also pointed out that the information provided by the responsible prosecutor was not properly numbered, and also requested a postponement.
Judge Gómez Balboa considered valid the defense motion for Yenifer Paredes and José Medina that they have a reasonable time and they analyzed what was presented by the State Department at the hearing.
Was Yennefer Paredes at the government palace?
Prosecutor Hans Aguirre attached to the hearing a report from the Anti-Corruption Task Force (SCCC), which indicated that Yenifer Paredes was at the Government Palace on August 9 when the procedure for her capture was carried out.
The newspaper reports about it. Trade, footage of police surveillance carried out on the sister of the first lady. According to the report, Paredes entered the palace on August 5 last year after arriving from Cajamarca.
The EECP report notes that Yennefer Paredes Arrived at Jorge Chavez Airport on a flight from Cajamarca. This, according to Tradeconfirmed by a letter sent to the prosecutor’s office by Latam Airlines dated August 18, 2022.
According to the report, the first lady’s sister arrived accompanied by a woman, a minor and two unidentified men. They all got into two official cars and headed towards the Government Palace. This will be confirmed by report 58-2022-Dirseest-PNP-Divsepre/Depeseseg which details this move.
Yennefer Paredes: “I have always cooperated with justice”
Yennefer Paredes Last Friday, during an appeal against a warrant for his arrest, he said that he had always cooperated in the investigation being conducted against him on charges of money laundering and other crimes to the detriment of the state.
“From the very beginning, when I became aware of this case, I cooperated with the justice system, I applied to the prosecutor’s office, to Congress and was always ready to testify. Moreover, I have been here for 10 days and only 4 times I was called to give relevant evidence, the rest of the time I was here and not as much was done as the prosecutor mentions,” he said at the hearing.
Source: RPP
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