US EditionFormer President of Peru Martin Vizcarra Rejects Pretrial Detention News Channel 3-12
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Despite the judicial decision, Vizcarra continues to be investigated for other possible corruption crimes linked to his administration as governor in Moquegua between 2011 and 2014
By Jimena De La Quintana, CNN en Español A judge from Peru this Friday refused to issue pre-trial detention against former President Martín Vizcarra as part of the trial against him for the alleged offence of passive bribery of his own. The ex-mandator has pleaded not guilty. During a hearing that lasted for two days, Judge Víctor Alcocer considered that there were not enough elements to accept the prosecution's request for six months of pre-tri…
The judicial branch declared the pretrial detention order unsubstantiated, for a period of six months, against former president Martín Vizcarra as part of the trial that follows him for alleged acts of corruption when he served as regional governor of Moquegua, between 2011 and 2014.The ex-mandatario is being investigated for the alleged commission of the crime against the public administration, in the form of passive bribery of his own. This af…
At the hearing, Judge Victor Alcócer imposed on Vizcarra some restrictive measures such as the prohibition to leave Peru for six months.
PJ will resume a pre-trial detention hearing against Martín Vizcarra this afternoonThe Judiciary declared unfounded the request for pre-trial detention against former President Martín Vizcarra, in the framework of the investigation that follows him for alleged acts of corruption when he was regional governor of Moquegua.The Fifth National Preparatory Investigation Court determined that the requirements for issuing the measure were not met, and o…
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