Benji Espinoza says that “the possibility of Lilia Paredes handing over her passport is still under consideration.”

Lawyer Benji Espinozaprotector of the president Peter’s castlequestioned the recent 30-month preventive detention order against Yennefer Paredesdaughter-in-law of the president, as part of an investigation into alleged money laundering, a criminal organization and aggravated conspiracy, despite the fact that, as he assured, the defendants cooperated with justice.

“(…) If you participate, it is called good process behavior. This cannot work against you because the message to the public is: if there is a prison order, don’t go, don’t reform, don’t cooperate. participate because if you do, you will spend 30 months in preventive detention. This is a very bad signal,” he said.

Speaking to the press, the president’s lawyer Peter’s castle ruled out the fact of obstruction of justice during the raid on the Government Palace on August 9 in order to arrest Yennefer Paredes. As specified, the prosecutor’s office managed to seize “things and elements”, which is not the basis for pre-trial detention.

“If there is no danger of obstruction, then what is it about? Can the issue of cameras justify the danger? No, because the dangers are personal, not from third parties, but from her. a change in behavior or something, but the main thing here is that finally there are images, they are not lost, ”he said.

at another time Benji Espinoza denied that the strategy executive branch discredit Public service; On the contrary, he pointed out that there is “legitimate criticism of the organs of the justice system”. He also said that the likelihood that the first lady, Lilia Paredesgive me your passport Public service.

“This is still in the evaluation stage, but it is important to establish that, given the September 5 hearing, the position will be finalized. There is a very good will, absolute willingness on the part Lilia Paredes to be able to deliver the passport, but I also told him that this should be done on the basis of compliance with the norm,” he said.

Yennefer Paredes and José Medina in Ancon II prison

In the last hours Yennefer Paredessister of the first lady and Joseph MedinaMayor of England, were transferred to Ancon II Prison from the headquarters of the Department for the Investigation of Particularly Complex Crimes (DIVIAC) at Ave. Spain in Lima.

At around 1:00 a.m., in a police car with tinted windows, both entered the said detention center, where they will remain in Inpe Prison until the said institution announces the prison where they will serve the 30 months of pre-trial detention that was issued against it. Sunday.

When reading the decision, it was pointed out that the danger of flight and obstruction of the investigation by Yennefer Paredes, following the delay of hearings that were held at the Government Palace, the disappearance of videos and requests not to broadcast their visits to Angiya. In addition, he stated that he has no home roots, no family ties, no work, so his submission to the process is not guaranteed.

Yennefer Paredes, President Pedro Castillo’s daughter-in-law and Angia District Mayor José Nenil Medina are under investigation for suspected criminal organization and other crimes. Judge Johnny Gomez Balboa clarified at the announcement of the resolution that preventive detention Yennefer Paredes and Jose Medina Guerrero It expires on 9 and 8 February 2025, respectively.

The judge considered that the 36 months requested by the prosecutor’s office were not reasonable because the need was not justified, so he granted only 30 months. It caused Public service I also appealed this decision, as did the lawyers for Paredes and Medina.

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