The Minister of the Interior, Juan Jose Santivañezreported to Congress that the PNP non-commissioned officer Félix Montalvo Guevara Montalvo, The driver of the presidential car known as the ‘cofre’ will not appear before the Oversight Commission to give an account of the reasons why this vehicle was in Pisco in February of this year, in the context of an alleged support for Vladimir Cerrón’s escape. Santiváñez announced this decision through a statement.
“The aforementioned PNP non-commissioned officer has been assigned to State Security… and is obliged to keep the information of the President confidential, given that said information cannot be disclosed for reasons of personal security due to his high position. In order for him to participate, we request that you kindly submit the corresponding questionnaire for his acquittal, excluding information that may affect the President’s right to personal privacy…”
This letter was sent to Congressman Juan Burgos, who chairs the Oversight Commissionand that he had cited Félix Guevara for next October 2 at 9:00 am to provide even more details on the matter in question.
Dina Boluarte’s car was used for Vladimir Cerrón’s escape to Pisco, reveals Juan Santiváñez in audios from ‘Culebra’
The Government of Dina Boluarte would have facilitated the escape of the fugitive Vladimir Cerrón towards Pisco at the beginning of the year, according to the audios delivered to the Prosecutor’s Office by the Minister of the Interior, Juan Jose Santivañez. These audios, which were revealed by Fourth Power On Sunday, September 1, they include a conversation between the minister and the PNP captain nicknamed ‘Culebra’.
In the conversation, Santiváñez mentions that the presidential vehicle, known as the “coffer” in code, was used to help in Cerrón’s mobilization and eventual escape. The minister points out: “Why did they see the coffer that day on the beach, because he was moving around in the coffer so that the police wouldn’t stop him.” Despite this revelation, Santiváñez has denied the authenticity of the conversation in recent weeks.
Records suggest the president’s car was seen in the area after Cerrón’s transfer, which went undetected by authorities. Santiváñez also mentioned the popular photograph of the presidential vehicle at a Primax gas station, stating that by then “it had already been left in Pisco.”
Dina Boluarte denies that Vladimir Cerrón used her car and Congress continues investigation
President Dina Boluarte has emphatically denied that fugitive Vladimir Cerrónhis former party leader, used his vehicle, known as “the chest” because of its armor. He also criticized the media for reporting suspicious episodes in which his car was detected near Cerrón’s location. The former regional governor of Junín and leader of Peru Libre is currently convicted of corruption, according to police reports. Boluarte rejected the insinuations that his vehicle was used to facilitate Cerrón’s escape, questioning the role of the press in spreading these accusations.
“A doll without feet, arms or head is being made again, but a doll nonetheless. And they are saying that El cofre de la presidente took the fugitive out of Ica Vladimir Cerron“Sinister minds, they seem like Chucky with his girlfriend, Chucky’s girlfriend. They are making up these horror stories,” he said during his speech at a school in the Lima district of Ate, which he had gone to inaugurate.
“But I say to Peru: The presidential safe, the vehicles assigned for the use of the President of the Republic are for the exclusive use of the President of the Republic and the fugitive Vladimir Cerrón never got into any of the vehicles (…),” he added.
