The Public Prosecutor's Office accused Deputy Yenicer Paredes Navarro, Lilia Paredes' sister-in-law and former President Pedro Castillo's sister-in-law, of having participated in an alleged asset-laundering scheme to cancel a debt that the former first lady maintained with a credit cooperative in Chota, Cajamarca.
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The Public Prosecutor's Office accused Deputy Yenicer Paredes Navarro, Lilia Paredes' sister-in-law and former President Pedro Castillo's sister-in-law, of having participated in an alleged asset-laundering scheme to cancel a debt that the former first lady maintained with a credit cooperative in Chota, Cajamarca.