According to Panorama, Pedro Castillo’s nephew’s girlfriend received a contract for 10,000 soles from the state.

Sheila Fernandez, 18-year-old and partner of Gian Marco Castillo Gómez, nephew of President Pedro Castillo, won a contract for 10,000 soles in the Reconstruction Authority with changes. The program reports Panorama.

According to the Sunday paper, the woman is barely of legal age and will be an administration student. However, three months after his 18th birthday, he registered in the register of state providers for the categorization and digitization of documents.

A young woman without any completed education or previous experience was placed on a service order for 120 days and in the amount of 10,000 soles per Authorization for reconstruction with changeslegal entity under the Presidium of the Council of Ministers. Panorama He tried to look for his version, but did not want to declare it.

Gian Marco Castillo GomezA 24-year-old man restricted his appearance during an investigation into aggravated conspiracy and criminal organization in the case of Puente Tarata III.

The Office of Reconstruction, with changes, told the program that Sheila Fernandez was no longer with the organization at the request of the youngest woman, as she had submitted a letter of withdrawal from a service she had won. Robert Lopez Lopez, director of said institution, also declined to comment on the report.

Pedro Castillo denied prosecutors access to his messages

Panorama He also said that President Pedro Castillo denied that the state ministry had declassified his communications in the Provías-Puente Tarata case when he appeared last June before then national prosecutor Pablo Sanchez to answer an interrogation. for further investigation.

According to the interrogation protocol, the president denied this request by the prosecutor’s office on the recommendation of his lawyer, which would have contradicted his speech about cooperation with justice.

Pedro Castillo He also recounted his visits to a house in Giron de Sarratea owned by current fugitive Alejandro Sánchez Sánchez. He clarified that he had nothing to do with this businessman and that he went to said property to say goodbye because they “sheltered” him during the second tour.

The head of state assured that he had not maintained contact with his nephew Fray Vasquez, also a fugitive from justice, since the beginning of his reign. However, on another occasion he claimed that his two nephews Fray and Gian Marco visited the palace for “family reasons”.