Peru: Keiko Fujimori is being investigated
Keiko Fujimori maintains allegations of vote fraud in Peru (Photo: REUTERS/Sebastian Castaneda)
Prosecutor of Peru Jose Domingo Perez New investigation
launched against the presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori After publishing
audio recordings in which a former presidential adviser is imprisoned Vladimir
Montesinos He proposes bribing election judges to win the June 6 presidential
runoff.
Perez, a member of the team investigating the Lava Jato case
in Peru, began investigations against Fujimori, his party, Forza Popular, and
“Responsible” for the alleged commission of money laundering, for a maximum
period of 36 months.
The Prosecutor stated that There is “information from audio
files containing telephone communications” between Montesinos, ex-military
Pedro Regas and attorney Guillermo Sendon about “the financing of the
presidential campaign of Forza Popular”.
The start of preliminary proceedings in this case was
revealed on Monday by Fujimori, who confirmed on social media that Perez
“launches a new show to cover up the ‘Los Dinámicos del Centro’ case”, another
investigation by the Attorney General’s Office this time into the alleged irregular
campaign financing of his electoral rival, the leftist Pedro Castillo.
The right-wing candidate argued that Peres’ desire to
photograph is boundless. For this reason, it called in “Vladimiro Montesinos as
a hero to ensure the publication and coverage” of the new measures.
“The prosecutor who had already requested my imprisonment
four times returned to the attack, and opened an investigation into the audio
recordings that Montesinos and his friends had armed, accusing me of money
laundering.”, he argued, referring to the attorney general’s office’s further
investigation into the alleged irregular financing of his 2011 and 2016
election campaign.
On Peres, the candidate emphasized “That his obsession and
desire to photograph were enoughShe announced that she would ask the Public
Prosecution Office “and others to exclude her from this new case to prevent her
apparent bias from distorting this investigation.” He assures that he will
cooperate with her as he did in “more than 20 years”.
Newspaper Republic He noted that the Prosecutor General
supported his investigation In the transcript of the phone call recording of
Montesinos, who is serving 25 years in prison at the Callao Naval Base Prison.
In the audio it is mentioned that Fujimori and Fuerza are
Popular “They received a lot of money, but they threw it (stolen),” after which
Montesinos said the money should be sought from right-wing businessmen and
politicians to fund Fujimori’s annulment appeals against the minutes of the
second election session. The round in which he disputed with Castillo.
Fujimori made these objections to try to cancel some of them
200,000 votes in areas where his opponent obtained an overwhelming vote and
after claiming “Systematic fraudNo credible evidence has yet been provided.
The official election count indicated that Castillo won more
than 40,000 votes compared to Fujimori, although a review of the candidate’s challenges
still prevented the electoral jury from declaring the winner.
The Public Prosecutor also considered that the alleged
“criminal activity” with which the popular Forza party is accused in the
framework of previous campaigns “has not stopped” and said that This “considers
the crime of money laundering, in the methods of transfer and transfer,
concealment and possession.”
On July 1, the former army Pedro Regas He admitted that he
participated in a scheme devised by Montesinos, the former “strongman” of the
government of Alberto Fujimori, Keiko’s father, to obtain bribes, That the
candidate be recognized as the winner of the elections in Peru.
He said that “Primary benefitBy Montesinos It was in order
to support Keiko’s candidacy and noted that he “should” have “informed Fujimori
of the money request,” but instead preferred to “say it all because he did not
want to go to prison for corruption.”
He added that during the last campaign, he also learned that
Montesinos was leading, from prison, a group of people who supported Fujimori’s
candidacy with Dissemination of messages via social networks and the phone with
the support of an intelligence expert.
However, after the results of the second round, Montesinos
called Brigas to tell him that three of the four judges on the National
Elections Arbitration Commission (JNE) should be bribed with $1 million., the
highest electoral body responsible for announcing the results.
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