Lilia Paredes on the release of Sister Yennefer: “She did nothing, she always took care of those most in need”

First lady Lilia Paredes expressed his satisfaction with the recent release of his sister Yennefer and defended her against the allegations prosecution for the alleged crimes of a criminal organization and others to the detriment of the state.

“I will always be happy because we know that she did nothing, she always took care of those most in need. This is what we do every day,” she said in press statements.

President’s wife Pedro Castillo believes that “people are misinformed” about the case in which a young woman is involved and in which the Third Investigative Court sentenced her to 30 months of pre-trial detention. “We have come to do a clean and honest job,” he remarked.

Lilia Paredes He also pointed out that Yennefer, who was until recently on remand at the Chorrillos Women’s Prison, has dedicated herself only to working “for the people who need it most.”

Last Monday, the Second National Criminal Court of Appeals ruled that the preventive measure against the president’s daughter-in-law should be lifted and he will now face trial against him at large, but with a no-appearance restriction. from the place of residence or change it without the prior written permission of the investigating court in whose proceedings the case is, and prior notice public service.

Yennefer Paredes You must also appear before the authorities in a timely manner Power of attorney or public service if necessary, under pain of having the measure envisaged revoked and re-placed in a penitentiary institution in case of non-compliance.

Prosecution thesis

According to the tax thesis, Yennefer Paredes will be the main “lobbyist” and her sister, the first lady Lilia Paredescoordinator of a criminal organization, which will be led by the president himself Peter’s castle.

In the case, known as The Cashier and the Daughter-in-Law or the Angia Affair, the criminal organization was to be led by a head of state who, according to the public ministry, worked in coordination with the then Corpus Minister, Gainer Alvarado.

In this plot, which was seen at the Ministry of Housing, the detained mayor of Angia, José Nenil Medina, was also supposed to appear as a cameraman, and the brothers Hugo and Anji Espino Lucana as figureheads.