According to the report, the telluric movement occurred 16 kilometers west of Conduriri, El Collao (Puno), with a depth of 192 kilometers.
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San Martin | Regional governor Pedro Bogarin Vargas falls for corruption | Public Prosecutor’s Office | PNP | Society
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The regional governor of San Martín, Peter Bogarin Vargas, and other officials They were detained by agents of the Police and the Public Ministry in the midst of an investigation for being part of an alleged criminal organization in said institution.
According to the tax folder, this network is accused of directing the selection processes for more than 300 million soles to companies related to the defendants. The governor, whom they called ‘doctor’, would have directed this criminal organization during the period 2019-2022. Moreover, he had delegated to his son, Ivan Antonio Bogarin Urmachea, to direct illegal activities.
This operation was carried out by the Corporate Prosecutor’s Office Specialized in Corruption Crimes of Officials and agents of the Anti-Corruption Directorate in San Martin, Arequipa, Loreto and Lima. 28 buildings and offices of the Regional Government of San Martin.
Bogarín father was intervened in his home Moyobamba, where 50,000 soles would have been found; Meanwhile in tarapoto the house of his adviser Weninger Ceron Angulo was raided. meanwhile, in Lima was detained Bogarin son in a residential building of miraflores.
The Prosecutor’s Office reported that a total of 10 of the 20 investigated were arrested, including the governor and his son. In that ten officials are César Panduro Ruiz (infrastructure manager), Cayo Flores Maceda (head of the Infrastructure Investment Coordination Office) and José Aro Cotrina (works inspector).
effective collaborator
After the arrest of Peter Bogarinsources of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor They revealed that the former manager of the Regional Government of San Martín Jhon Alegría would be providing information as an “effective collaborator”.
Alegría was appointed by the governor from the beginning of his administration as territorial manager of Bajo Mayo; however, in December 2021, he was fired for irregularities.
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This criminal network would have directed the selection processes called in exchange for bribes which might be equivalent to 25% of the amount awarded for works, goods or consultancies.
The detainees are attributed the crimes once morest public peace-criminal organization and once morest the public administration-aggravated collusion.
Former President Castillo requests that the IACHR visit him “urgently” in his prison in Lima | International
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The former president of Peru, Pedro Castillo, requested that the delegation of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) that arrived in the Inca country urgently visit him in the jail where he is being held in Lima, following being accused of attempted rebellion.
The former Peruvian president Pedro Castillo requested this Wednesday that a delegation from the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) who has arrived in Peru visits him “urgently” in the Lima prison where he is serving 18 months in preventive detention following being dismissed for trying to close Congress and govern by decree.
The former president assured, in a message posted on his Twitter account, that he is “arbitrarily deprived” of his rights and that he decided to publish a statement, signed by his lawyer, Wilfredo Robles Rivera, “before the IACHR visit in Peru.” .
“I express my concern regarding what happened and I request that such an important meeting of the IACHR commission and my legal defense be carried out urgently”Castillo maintained.
In the statement, Robles addresses “the international community and the people of Peru” to point out that this Tuesday the IACHR was requested, through efforts of the organization Red Nacional de Derechos Humanos, “a meeting with President Pedro Castillo with the presence of from his defense attorney.
He added that the agency’s executive secretary responded that “within the agenda of the IACHR technical team, a visit is scheduled” to the imprisoned former ruler.
He indicated, however, that at the time of publishing his statement, the IACHR “has not contacted” Castillo’s defense “for the purpose of specifying the details of the meeting” and expressed his fear that this meeting “did not take place due to possible pressure policies”.
Robles also expressed his concern “at the silence and delay of this body” regarding a request for precautionary measure that he presented in favor of his sponsor.
The lawyer assured that he published the statement to make “this situation public, to be alert and not to politicize the visit of the IACHR in favor of the interests of the Government” chaired by Dina Boluarte, which he described as “de facto”.
IACHR visit to Peru following dismissal of Castillo
Boluarte replaced Castillo, by constitutional succession, on December 7, the same day that the former president was removed by Congress for trying to dissolve the Legislature, govern by decree, intervene in the Judiciary and convene a constituent assembly.
After the arrest of Castillo and his replacement by Boluarte, who was his vice president, protests broke out in various regions of the country, especially in the south, which last week unleashed violent demonstrations that have left 27 dead.
The demonstrators, who have carried out peaceful protests this week, are demanding the resignation of Boluarte, the closure of Congress, the advancement of general elections and the calling of a constituent assembly.
The Head of State received this Tuesday at the Government Palace, together with the Foreign Minister, Ana Cecilia Gervasi, and the Minister of Justice and Human Rights, José Tello, a delegation led by the IACHR Executive Secretary, María Claudia Pulido.
The Peruvian Government invited the IACHR to visit the country last Thursday, when the state of national emergency came into force for the Armed Forces to support the Police in controlling the “internal order” in response to the protests.
The Presidency of Peru indicated that the invitation to the IACHR sought to “contribute to peace, dialogue, and transparency of the acts of the State in light of the situation in the country.”
The IACHR pointed out, for its part, that the objective of the technical visit is to “dialogue regarding the current institutional crisis and the protests in the country.”
AA / Lima / Abduljabbar Aburas
The death toll from protests in Peru since the ousting of President Pedro Castillo on December 7 has risen to 23.
Peru recently declared a nationwide state of emergency for 30 days, following clashes between police and protesters in several regions amid Castillo’s isolation and imprisonment.
According to the Peruvian ombudsman’s office, the death toll has risen from 18 to 23.
He said in a statement that at least 569 people, including 216, were injured in the capital, Lima, and other areas following clashes between police and protesters.
The press release indicates that among these regions are Apurímac, Ancash, Ayacucho, Cajamarca, Cusco, Moquegua and Puno.
The demonstrators demand the resignation of the new President of Peru, Dina Boluarte, the dissolution of parliament and the fixing of a date for the holding of new elections.
Calls for Castillo’s immediate release have also grown following the Supreme Court on Thursday ruled his detention for 18 months on charges of “rebellion and conspiracy” once morest him.
On December 7, security forces arrested Castillo, following his decision to dissolve Congress (parliament) and declare a state of emergency before the Assembly held a third session to vote on his impeachment.
The Peruvian Congress, dominated by the right-wing opposition, approved the impeachment of left-wing President Pedro Castillo, ignoring his decision to dissolve.
Note that 101 deputies out of 130 voted to impeach the president during a live televised session, following Castillo’s announcement to dissolve Congress and impose a state of emergency in the country.
Castillo had previously overcome two other motions to impeach him, the last of which was in March 2022, for “moral incapacity”.
*Translated from Arabic by Wejden Jlassi
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