Anibal Torres and Felix Chero testify Tuesday in a tax investigation into an alleged criminal organization.

The National Attorney’s Office has called for this Tuesday, 27th, Chief of Cabinet Anibal Torres and Minister of Justice and Human Rights Felix Chero to make a statement in the case against President Pedro Castillo, which includes both – for the alleged crimes of personal concealment and criminal organization .

The chairman of the Council of Ministers arrived at the building of the public ministry shortly before 8:30 am and is already being interrogated at the prosecutor’s office.

Hannibal Torres under investigation in his then capacity as Minister of Justice for the escape of former General Secretary of the Office of the President Bruno Pacheco, while Felix Chero for statements by an efficient collaborator who involved him in an alleged plot to prevent businessman Zamir Villaverde from answering from his cell in Ancón I Prison about the alleged existence of a mafia in the government.

A closed check is being held from 9:30 am at the main headquarters of the public ministry, located on Abancay Avenue, in the center of Lima, where the chief of staff goes with his defense to interrogate the case. Meanwhile, the head of the portfolio of justice is scheduled to appear at 2:30 pm.

According to the fiscal investigation against Pedro Castillo, the criminal organization was to be appointed to the highest positions in the executive branch, the purpose of which was to supply proxies to conduct fraudulent public auctions. Family members such as his wife Lilia Paredes and his sister-in-law Yennefer Paredes will also be involved in this plot.

Confirm the dismissal of the appeal to set aside pre-trial detention against Yenifer Paredes

Yennefer Paredes, sister-in-law of President Pedro Castillo, will continue to serve 30 months of preventive detention Chorrillos Women’s Penitentiary, after Superior Court of Lima ratify the resolution on the inadmissibility of habeas corpus submitted by his defense.

through File # 06286-2022-0-1801-JR-DC-02Second Permanent Constitutional Chamber Denies Appeal by Marco Riveros, Lawyer Yennefer Paredesrevoke the order on pre-trial detention imposed Judge Johnny GomezThird Preparatory Investigative Court.

In the previous court, the judiciary declared inadmissible the complaint filed by the lawyer last Wednesday, August 31, against Judge Johnny Gomez and National Attorney Patricia Benavidez to file a case.

In his motion, the lawyer asked for his client’s release, warning of an alleged violation of the right to “have a natural judge” and the right to “not be discriminated against for political reasons.” However, Judge Jorge Valencia, who originally considered habeas corpus, dismissed the charge.