Together for Peru: Congressmen Hired Relatives of INPE Agents Who Guard Pedro Castillo
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A report by Cuarto Poder revealed that relatives of prison workers were hired in Parliament with salaries of more than 8,000 soles. In addition, a former chief of the prison was incorporated into the Justice Commission.
The National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) reported that the immediate removal of the staff of the Barbadillo prison involved in the alleged links with people in Pedro Castillo’s environment and officials of Congress has been arranged. “This decision responds to the seriousness of the events and constitutes an immediate measure to guarantee institutional control and the proper functioning of the penitentiary establishment”, read in the last comm…
The Punto Final program reported that official Sonia Polino would be involved in this case. She avoided giving a pronouncement on it.
Relatives of agents of the National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) and of a former director of the Barbadillo prison, where former President Pedro Castillo is being held, were hired in Congress in parliamentary offices, the bench and the Commission on Justice and Human Rights, spaces linked to Juntos by Peru.
The contracts raise questions about the possibility that they are related to the prison facilities and benefits that Pedro Castillo would have obtained.
Together for Peru (JP) hired in the Congress of the Republic relatives of security agents of the National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) who guard the coupist former president Pedro Castillo (2021-2022) in the Barbadillo prison, as revealed by “Quarto Poder”.
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