Jose Nava Mendiola, son of Luis Nava, former secretary of the presidential office during the government of former President Alan García, will continue to be investigated without any type of severe restriction to his freedom, since the Judicial Power has confirmed the ruling in which the ruling was declared inadmissible. Request from the Prosecutor’s Office for an impediment to leave the country for 36 months and appearance with restrictions, according to RPP.
In addition to being accused by the commission of the alleged crime of money laundering, has the aggravation of alleged belonging to a criminal organization, for which he is also involved in the investigations of the Odebrecht case.
In the same way, Carlos Nava Guibert Y Rodrigo Pérez Albela Hernández, who are also included in said investigation, were released from the measure issued by the Third National Criminal Court of Appeals.
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In this sense, the appeal presented by the Public ministry To reverse the ruling of the Second National Preparatory Investigation Court regarding those involved, who keep the appearance simple, it was dismissed.
This was because the upper room considered that The allegations for the request for a ban on leaving the country are not duly justified, making it impossible to analyze the merits of the requests. Prior to this, the aforementioned criminal court had issued a similar support.
In this way, the resolution that was issued in the first instance was confirmed.
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More improper payments to Odebrecht during the government of former President García
Prosecutor José Domingo Pérez Gómez, a member of the Lava Jato Special Team, is in charge of the case in which the aforementioned allegedly simulated contracts between the transport company Don Reyna and Odebrecht in order to hide irregular payments carried out by the Brazilian company in Peru while the Garcia government was developing.
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