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Ex-President of Peru appeals against imprisonment and requests parole

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Defender Wilfredo Robles questioned the legality of Supreme Judge Juan Carlos Chicli’s decision to imprison him while he was being investigated for alleged crimes of rebellion, conspiracy, abuse of power and serious breach of public safety.

The charges relate to the December 7 attempt to dissolve parliament and reorganize the organs of the judicial system, among other measures ignored by the armed forces and the police, which were not implemented and the refusal of Congress to castillo with the opposition. majority and arrest.

Attorney Robles argued that Checkley made a mistake by not verifying compliance with the procedures for lifting his client’s immunity, which would require a process that begins with a constitutional impeachment.

“The judge abandoned his obligation to conduct constitutional oversight and complied, as an order, with a political slogan: Everyone against Pedro Castillo!,” the lawyer said.

He also accused the Public Prosecutor’s Office of taking unconstitutional and illegal action by launching a preliminary investigation into Castillo and requesting protective custody.

The defender also argued that what Castillo was charged with did not correspond to the characteristics of the crimes of insurrection, conspiracy, abuse of power, and serious disturbance of the public peace, since the first charge, from which the others were derived, is committed only by means of an uprising of arms.

And the prosecutor’s office claims that by ordering the armed forces and the police to help him, he called them to revolt with weapons, and this is nothing more than a forced explanation.

In your appeal, the lawyer said: “My client is accused despite the lack of an objective element of ‘raising arms’, simply to carry out a political order of his opponents and thereby subject him to arbitrary imprisonment for as long as possible.”

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On the other hand, the technical progress of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, which is preparing to visit this group, visited former President Castillo in the prison of senior officials where he is serving pre-trial detention and checked the conditions of his confinement.

Relatives of the imprisoned former governor were also welcomed by visitors, among them his niece Vilma Vasquez. She said Castillo’s health was sensitive and worried and confirmed that his relatives were subjected to abuse, harassment and other forms of injustice.

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