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The Permanent Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court announced this Saturday that a hearing in the case has been scheduled for Wednesday, May 3. extradition Venezuelan citizen Sergio Tarache Parraunder investigation for parricide and femicide in connection with the death of young Katherine Gomez (aged 18).
The hearing will begin at 9:00 am and is part of the extradition process he will have to face. Tarash Wine from Colombiawhere he fled after he burned his former partner alive on March 18 near Plaza Dos de Mayo in Cercado de Lima.
Two days ago, Minister of Justice and Human Rights Daniel Morate stated that on 10 May Council of Ministers booklet on the extradition of a Venezuelan citizen to Peru.
But the head of justice specified that the date will largely depend on the decision taken by the Permanent Criminal Court, headed by Judge Cesar San Martin, at the hearing on Wednesday, the 3rd.
“We have a week because on the 10th I have to get the highest resolution project in PCM to be approved and published in El Peruano,” he said.
“So we can say that on May 10 we have done our part and then it moves to Colombia so that the extradition process can continue,” he added.
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. José Gomez and Cynthia Marache called on 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.
Source: RPP
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