US EditionVizcarra’s Lawyer Rejected “Arbitraries” Allegations of Alleged Bribery in Lomas De Ilo and Moquegua Hospital Cases
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The statements of the Public Prosecutor’s Office were described as “arbitraries” by Erwin Siccha, lawyer of Martín Vizcarra, who questioned whether they held that there is no evidence that the then regional governor financed his subsistence with his own resources during the period in which he would have received bribes linked to the Lomas de Ilo and Hospital de Moquegua cases. “It is absolutely arbitrary what the Public Prosecutor’s Office holds…
The Public Prosecutor's Office ratified his 15-year prison request for former President Martín Vizcarra. Source: Photo: Andina - RPP / Video: RPP Martín Vizcarra's lawyer, Erwin Siccha, described as “arbitraries” the observations of the Public Prosecutor's Office that it has not been possible to prove that the president used his own funds for his subsistence during the period in which he allegedly received bribes in the Lomas de Ilo and Moquegu…
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