Prosecutor Requests Seven Years in Prison for Juan José Santiváñez for Alleged Collusion
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Order of the Prosecutor to include the former minister for his alleged participation in the hiring of his friend Anatoly Bedri ana. They also proposed that he be disqualified from holding public office for 23 years.
Provincial anti-corruption prosecutor Diana Paico requested seven years of imprisonment for Juan José Santiváñez, to whom she attributed the alleged commission of the crime of simple collusion with aggravation.
Juan José Santivañez, former Minister of the Interior under Dina Boluarte, could face seven years in prison, according to the Public Prosecutor's Office (MP), which accuses him of the alleged crime of simple collusion with aggravating circumstances in his capacity as former head of the Cabinet of Advisors to the Senior Management of the Ministry of the Interior (Mininter). The prosecution's case against the former official was filed with the Jud…
In addition, the Public Prosecutor ' s Office requested that it be disqualified for 23 years from holding public office and receiving honorary, police or military distinctions.
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