The Constitutional Court declared Habeas Corpus in favor of the coup inadmissible Pedro Castillo For arbitrary detention on December 7, the date on which the coup d’etat was perpetrated.
This resource was filed by the citizen Rocío Margot Calderón Contreras and sought the release of Castillo, who is in prison while the hearings take place for the alleged crimes of rebellion and conspiracy, after his failed state of state.
The immediate freedom of the favored for arbitrary detention was requested, however, the order did not proceed.
There are already six resources that would have managed to reach the Constitutional Court (TC), where the arrest of the ex -president and order of preventive detention is questioned. Many of these orders have been presented by relatives to Castillo, according to El Comercio.
Beginning of the trial
As is known, former president Pedro Castillo will begin to be tried from March 4 for the coup d’etat that perpetrated on December 7, 2022. That day the oral trial will begin against who broke the constitutional order, threatening the freedom and democracy and that today spends its days at the Barbadillo prison.
The Prosecutor’s Office accuses the coup for rebellion, abuse of authority and serious disturbance of public tranquility and has requested for Chota’s professor a 34 -year prison sentence for these three crimes.
In the oral trial, Betssy Chávez, the Castillo Expremier at the time of the coup and who since 2023 is serving preventive detention, as well as former minister Roberto Sánchez, of Foreign Trade and Tourism will also be judged; and Willy Huerta, from the interior; and Aníbal Torres, the ex -president’s main advisor.
The four are accused of the crime of rebellion, although the Public Ministry has requested 25 -year prison for the first three; Torres is requested 15 years and two months.
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