The former Minister of the Interior, Cluber Aliaga, warned that the attack with explosives in Trujillo, which left eleven injured and more than twenty damaged homes, shows the progress of organized crime in the country and the lack of an effective response of the State.
In an interview a Channel nMininter’s exitulary recalled that Trujillo has historically been a focus of formation of criminal gangs, even before the rise of illegal mining, and said that organizations have evolved into more sophisticated and violent structures.
Cluber Aliaga said Trujillo has surpassed Callao as the new epicenter of organized crime. He criticized the weakness of the judicial system, which allows the release of criminals captured in flagrance, which has favored the expansion of the so -called “mega bands.” He also questioned the lack of coordination between the Judiciary, the Public Ministry and the National Police to face this threat jointly.
The former minister also warned that Trujillo’s criminal model has moved to Lima due to penitentiary policy failures. He pointed out that The grouping of criminals from different bands in the same prison has generated dangerous alliances. Given this, He proposed to disperse the leaders in different prisons to weaken their structures from the inside.
In relation to the complaint of a possible hacking to the database of the Police Intelligence Directorate, presented by Congressman Diego Bazán, Cluber Aliaga expressed concern about the risk that this represents for national security, since it could expose the identity of undercover agents and compromise key investigations.
Criticize the Executive
Finally, questioned the purchase of luxury vehicles during the management of the Interior Minister, Carlos Malaver, for considering it a bad signal of the growing citizen insecurity.
In addition, he was skeptical about the proposal to include the crime of “systematic crime” in the Criminal Code for possible legal limitations, and He rejected the idea of building a penalty on San Lorenzo Island, noting that it has a wasteful tourist value and that the initiative could worsen the situation in Callao.
