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On Friday, Peruvian prosecutors searched the home of the Peruvian president. Dina BoluarteAnd Government Palace within the framework of proceedings regarding an alleged crime illicit enrichment and failure
On Friday, Peruvian prosecutors searched the home of the Peruvian president. Dina BoluarteAnd Government Palace within the framework of proceedings regarding an alleged crime illicit enrichment and failure to declare ownership of expensive watchesknown as “Rolex Case”.
The operation began with a search of Boluarte’s house, which began at around 10:55 pm (local time) this Friday by officers of the Ministry of State and members of the Division for the Investigation of Violent Crimes (DIVIAC), a day after Chief Justice Juan issued the Order to Carlos Checkley Soria , head of the Supreme Investigative Court.
Dina Boluarte, President of Peru. | Photo: Reuters.
The above-mentioned search and seizure order concerns a Honda car registered in the name of Boluarte, as well as the house where the President resides in Lima, the doors of which Diviak’s agents were forced to break into in order to carry out this search without receiving any further response.
Peruvian media reported that after the search lasted more than four hours, agents took a black briefcase from the house like those typically used to transport computers. The President herself visited the Government Palace, where several ministers of her government are also present.
Thus, Peruvian agents forcibly entered Boluarte territory.
Shortly after the operation was completed, agents from the Prosecutor’s Office and DIVIAC showed up at Boluarte’s home. The Government Palace will continue the proceedings amid a large police and special forces presence which block main access to government headquarters.
The presidency commented on X, formerly known as Twitter.
The Government Palace staff provided all conditions for the inspection requested by the General Prosecutor’s Office, which went smoothly and without any incident.
Prime Minister Gustavo Adriansen has downplayed the importance of the operation and believes it will remain “just a joke.”
He will contact the prosecutor’s office when called. You requested a rescheduling, but it was not granted. If he deems it appropriate, he will make a statement to the press. “A storm is brewing where there shouldn’t be one, it’s not a crisis and I don’t think it’s that serious,” he commented, according to La Republica media.
According to Adriansen, this police operation is an “insult” to the nation and is “disproportionate”. In addition, he ruled out resignation and added.
This is unusual and amazing: the political noise (it generates) discourages investment, and it hurts everyone.
These events occurred after the Deputy Chief Prosecutor of Peru, Hernan Mendoza said this Wednesday that the President did not respond to a call to explain the origins of luxury watches and jewelry for which he is accused of a crime related to possible illegal enrichment, which is now being investigated by the prosecutor’s office.
The President of Peru had a meeting scheduled Tuesday afternoon and early Wednesday morningYes, sure didn’t attend any of themwill have to be postponed.
Boluarte’s lawyer Joseph Campos assured about the Rolex watch belonging to the president that it is “gift from a fan”. “A watch is an indicator, but what if it’s a gift from a loving fan?” – he reasoned.
This situation comes four days before the scheduled date for presenting the new government led by Adriansen to Congress asking for a vote of confidence.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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