These are today's short films Saturday March 11, 2023

Of rains and washes

They throw the ball

In an event early in the morning, the Minister of Housing pointed out that what has been happening in the north of the country “is the responsibility of the previous governments that did not do a correct job of prevention”, and she is right, but also He should have remembered that the government he represents has already been in office for three months and he also should have done something.

new manager

Sardon in Sunedu

The former magistrate of the Constitutional Court (TC) José Luis Sardón was elected yesterday as a representative of private universities for the board of directors of Sunedu. The announcement was made by the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), which organized the vote for being the oldest private university. Now it’s time to stay tuned to the moves within the Sunedu.

These are today's short films Saturday March 11, 2023

with help it is not worth

Luciana with time

Yesterday the case of the constitutional accusation of the former APRA congresswoman Luciana León was on the agenda of the Permanent Commission of Congress. However, the Board of Directors of Parliament decided to process a request from her lawyer Fernando Silva to reschedule the hearing of the case. Thus, Luciana will gain more time before her judicial future is defined.

To pretrial detention?

humalist in trouble

Ollanta Humala’s former chief of staff, René Cornejo, crosses his fingers so that Judge Jorge Chávez Támariz does not order him preventive detention for 36 months, as requested by the Prosecutor’s Office investigating the case of the Lima Convention Center. The magistrate concluded the hearing yesterday and reported that on Thursday, March 16, he will deliver his verdict.

Question preventive detention

benji misses him

The one who was the most mediatic of Pedro Castillo’s lawyers, Benji Espinoza, was interviewed by a morning newspaper to comment on the new preventive detention of his former client. There he said that the measure was unnecessary and argued that there is no real danger of flight due to the situation in which Pedro Castillo currently finds himself. “Permanent police surveillance could be established to prevent him from moving to certain places, such as the Mexican embassy,” he said, as if the state had too many policemen to be behind a coup plotter.