The Public ministry questioned two witnesses who worked with the late former legislator Moisés Mamani, in the oral trial against the former congressman Kenji Fujimori and three others accused of the alleged crime of bribery and influence peddling.
In the interpellation of the incumbent Supreme Deputy Prosecutor Alcides Chinchay, the former security member of mamani explained that the former minister Bruno Guffra would have offered his boss public works for the Puno region if he voted against the vacancy of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (PPK).
In his turn, Mamani’s former adviser, who also participated in the meeting with the former Minister of Transport and Communications, indicated that Giuffra offered the late former congressman a meeting -in the short term- with PPKin exchange for their support of the Government.
The Public ministry accused former parliamentarians of Fuerza Popular Kenji Fujimori, Welcome Ramirez, Guillermo Bocangelas well as the former adviser alexei toledofor the videos recorded by the late former congressman Moses Mamani in March 2018.
According to the fiscal thesis, a plan would have been organized to try to buy votes from congressmen in order to avoid the vacancy of Peter Paul Kuczynski.
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The Prosecutor’s Office requested 12 years in prison against the former congressman Kenji Fujimoriaccused of the alleged crimes of own generic active bribery and aggravated influence peddling.
He also requested the payment of a fine of S/ 130 thousand for the younger brother of Keiko Fujimori and disqualification for 183 months of disqualification from exercising public office.
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