Relatives of Edwin Parisuaña, a young man who was murdered, accused the Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Óscar Zea, as the author of the threats they have been receiving. The official was acquitted after being accused of homicide of the aforementioned young man.
It was Cipriaco Parisuaña, the victim’s father, who told the Sunday newspaper Panorama that he will cease the search for justice and those responsible for his son’s death due to the death threats he has received. The man accused Zea of being the author of these threats, but did not indicate when they occurred.
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“Unfortunately there has been no justice, I have received the threat of the murderer, Mr. Zea is unfortunately, he has been guilty of the murder, I was threatened with death by Mr. Óscar Zea, he told me that ‘I am going to kill you just like your son’, That’s why I’ve already left everything [los intentos por alcanzar justicia]”, he indicated during the interview.
Along these lines, the victim’s brother, Alan Parisuaña, indicated that they hope the case will be reopened to determine who is responsible for Edwin’s murder. “If this case is reopened, if interest is taken again, we would feel proud. In Puno everything has been bought, with economic power you come to power”he expressed.
