Judiciary estimates that the extradition of Sergio Tarache will take at least a month.

Judiciary President (PJ) Javier Arevalo this Wednesday estimated that the extradition process for Venezuelan citizen Sergio Tarache, who confessed to the murder of young Catherine Gomez, could take at least a month.

IN News extensionowner of this government calculated that based on the case file, such as video footage showing the attack by tarash and his subsequent recognition, procedure I wouldn’t go on for long.

“When Mr. tarash run to Colombia there were two possibilities: his expulsion or detention pending extradition. He has not been expelled, and extradition is in process involving the judiciary and the executive. [y sus pares colombianos]. Undoubtedly, there will be a delay, but I think that based on the materials of the case – because it is obvious what happened to the murdered young lady – this should not take more than a month,” he said.

Arevalo noted that the death of Catherine Gomez (18) is a case that shocks not only the country, but the whole of Latin America, and expressed confidence that the Colombian authorities will promptly respond to the request of the Peruvian government.

“The attitude of the Colombian authorities towards the Peruvian request will be very important, because if the Colombian authorities do not pay attention to it and do not give it a regular procedure, there may be a delay. But this is a case, I think it is a case that revolts all of Latin America, and I think that the Colombian authorities see this, ”he said.

“The crime of a woman cannot go unpunished in any part of America,” he added.

In this sense head of the judiciary He pointed out that it would be “counterproductive” to politicize the delay in Sergio Tarache’s delivery to Peru, as it would be disadvantageous for Colombian President Gustavo Petro to “protect someone who is involved in such a heinous crime.”

“As for the attitude of Mr. Petro, I am a critic of Petro; but I think that in this case, politicization would be counterproductive, because if a Peruvian was killed, it could happen to a Colombian or a Chilean; that is, a woman from America, from the world,” she said.

“I hope that the criterion was not political, but guarantee. I want to think that they sought extradition as a guaranteed way to deliver this person, ”he added.

Advised on the disciplinary procedure initiated by the Office of Magistracy Control (OCMA) against Judge Washington Esquerra de la Puente Vega for delaying a travel ban from the country of Tarache, arevalo responded that the results of the process would be known within a period not exceeding 30 days.

Sergio Tarache case

Sergio Tarache He is accused of dousing and setting fire to Catherine Gomez on March 18 near the Plaza dos de Mayo (Cercado de Lima). After confirming the death of a young woman, it took six days before the judiciary issued a 6-month ban on leaving the country in connection with femicide.

After that, the parents Katherine Gomez They traveled to Colombia with former Minister of Women’s Affairs Rosario Sacieta. JOse Gomez and Cynthia Marache they urged the Colombian authorities to expedite the delivery of their daughter’s killer. They even demanded the intervention of President Gustavo Petro.

“I want to tell the President of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, that I am the father of the family, that I have no political overtones, and I ask him to understand me as a father, put himself in my place and help me so that the killer of my daughter goes to Peru, to pay for the crime she committed,” José Gomez said.

“As a mother, I said from the very beginning that my thirst for justice will not stop, I will continue to fight for my daughter, I ask the Colombian authorities to support me so that (Sergio Tarache Parra) comes to Lima to pay for his crime. Cynthia Marash said.