Keiko Fujimori stated that she was listed as deceased in the Reniec system.

Former presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori has stated that she is listed as deceased on the National Identity and Civil Status Registry (Renik), adding to the cases of Alejandro Sánchez Sánchez, owner of a house in Giron Sarratea (Breña), and Patricia Benavidez, prosecutor of the nation, who were also presumed dead.

At work – why RPP News had access – sent to the head of Reniec, Carmen Velardethe Fuerza Popular leader demanded an “immediate correction” of her personal details in the registry.

The former congresswoman also attached a death certificate, which indicates that her death occurred on February 12 in the Limabamba district of the province of Rodriguez de Mendoza (Region Amazon); information that is false.

“I am happy to contact you to report that my personal data in the Reniec database has been falsified. I am enclosing a copy of the death certificate issued on the date stating that I died in the region under the Renjek system. Amazon February 12, ”the document says.

“In this order of ideas, I urge you to take remedial action; Well, aside from the security issues in the Reniec database, citizens should not be exposed and harmed in this way,” he added.

sources Renik advised RPP News confirmed that the information Keiko Fujimori it has already been fixed and reappeared in the registry as a live one.

False deaths in Renz

Do you remember early Friday RPP News warned that the fugitive Alexander Sanchez Sanchezthe owner of a house in Sarratey (in Bren), appeared as deceased in the system Renikinformation that was changed a few hours after the complaint was filed.

So far, the reasons for this change in the roster have been discussed, considering that Sanchez Sanchez is a character with strong ties to the environment. Peter’s castle; it was stated that the National Prosecutor, Patricia Benavidezalso listed as dead in Rainier.

Health Minister Jorge López argued that the program for recording these data was in line with Renik and not to his own sector, and that, moreover, he must be “reinforced” because he is “very vulnerable.” “We have to remember that this is a program that Renjek is in charge of, so we need to give vitality and strength to this system, because it is very vulnerable,” he said.

In reply, Carmen Velarde, the national head of Reniec, announced that as of Friday, October 14, death certificates will no longer be issued ex officio. He added that now the mourners will have to go to Renik with a printed death certificate in order to better control the records in the system.

“Today we made a decision with our entire steering committee to close and annul the management decree that allowed the registration of ex officio death certificates,” he said at a press conference. “This way we will know not only which doctor is issuing it, but also what kind of person is announcing the death of someone, and what possible interest could it have if that person has not actually died,” he added.

Moreover, since the owner Renik reported that Minsa users authorized to issue death certificates would be shut down and that the procedure would be manual. “We will have to close from today (yesterday) all users Minsa who issue death certificates online, with the help of which I suggest gentlemen doctors to issue a manual death certificate with a fingerprint, with their signature and daily. Renik He will also inform Minsa of any death certificates he has received so that he can tell us if they are real or not,” he said. The statement that provoked a reaction from Minsa.

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