The Fourth Office of the Specialized Supraprovincial Prosecutor’s Office against Organized Crime of Callao arranged to incorporate the leader of Podemos Peru, José Luna Morales, in the preparatory investigation for the case known as ‘The gangsters of politics’.
According to the tax provision to which he agreed Peru21Luna Morales will be investigated for being the alleged co-author of the crime of organized crime and also because he would have committed the crime of specific active bribery to the detriment of the State.
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The Public Ministry syndicates the former congressman of Podemos Peru for allegedly having simulated contracts to justify the payment to three former directors of the CNM that influenced the selection of the former head of the ONPE, Adolfo Castillo Meza.
On December 14, 2020, the Prosecutor’s Office suspended the preliminary investigation against Luna Morales and did not formalize it before the Judiciary, since at that time, he enjoyed parliamentary immunity when he was elected congressman for the 2020 – 2021 legislative period.
In 2021 the case the prosecutor Roger Saldaña Pineda was appointed and was in charge of resolving the questions raised by the defense of Luna Morales about this case.
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The fiscal hypothesis indicates that José Luna Morales is a member of a criminal organization that would also be made up of his father José Luna Gálvez, the founder of the Podemos Peru party.
For the Public Ministry, Luna Morales would have paid former members of the National Council of the Judiciary (CNM) Guido César Águila Grados, Sergio Iván Noguera Ramos and Julio Atilio Gutiérrez Pebe to influence the selection process of the head of the ONPE for 2017where Adolfo Castillo Meza was the winner.
For which, Luna Morales, in his capacity as general manager and president of the board of directors of the Telesup Private University, would have simulated contracts for the transfer of rights and sponsorship of legal works to justify the money given to the former magistrates.
In addition, he would have included Gutiérrez Pebe’s son as a worker at said university to “make up” the money deposits he made in his name, the Prosecutor’s Office indicated.
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