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Martín Vizcarra Asked the Judiciary to Close the Criminal Proceedings He Faces in the 'Richard Swing' Case

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Former President Martín Vizcarra asked the judiciary to order the closure of the criminal proceedings he faces for his alleged intervention in the hiring of Richard Cisneros Carballido, better known as 'Richard Swing', in the Ministry of Culture by service orders without complying with the required profile.Through a brief filed by his legal defense on July 15, the ex-mandator requested the dismissal of this criminal proceedings for lack of evide…
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Martín Vizcarra’s legal defense requested the Judiciary to dismiss the trial he faces for his alleged intervention in the hiring of Richard Cisneros Carballido, known as ‘Richard Swing’, in the Ministry of Culture.

·Lima, Peru
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Former President Martín Vizcarra asked the judiciary to order the closure of the criminal proceedings he faces for his alleged intervention in the hiring of Richard Cisneros Carballido, better known as 'Richard Swing', in the Ministry of Culture by service orders without complying with the required profile.Through a brief filed by his legal defense on July 15, the ex-mandator requested the dismissal of this criminal proceedings for lack of evide…

·Lima, Peru
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RPP broke the news in Lima, Peru on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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