The Public ministry and the National Police of Peru raided the home of founder of Peru Libre, Vladimir Cerron, which is located in the Rivera sector, in the province of Huancayo, Junín region. According to La República sources, the proceedings against the former regional governor are for the alleged crime of money laundering, in the framework of the investigation that follows him for illegal financing of the 2020 and 2021 electoral campaigns.
The diligence against Vladimir Cerron It was carried out at averaging 8:00 in the morning of this Friday, May 27. It was the representatives of the Public Ministry with the support of PNP money laundering agents, who went to the aforementioned house to seize material that adds to said investigation. They also went to the house of Reynaldo Misayauri, who would be close to Peru Libre.
This would be the second time that the Prosecutor’s Office raids the home of the founder of Peru Libre in Huancayo. Last August 28, he intervened simultaneously seven buildings of Peru Libre in Lima and Junín, where the house of Cerrón was included.
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According to the information received by this means, the search is intended to find accounting financial information in the following documents: inventory book and balance sheets of the Cerrón party from 2008 to 2021, cash book and banks corresponding to the period 2008-2021 and registry of purchases, which emerges from the Los Dinámicos del Centro case.
Vladimir Cerrón pronounces
Vladimir Cerronwho met with President Pedro Castillo at the Government Palace last Thursday, used his Twitter account to comment on this raid carried out by the Prosecutor’s Office and the PNP.
“The Prosecutor’s Office raids my home for the second time in the absence of its owners and an office that I do not own and they know it because the owners showed it to them in the first raid. Unlimited abuse and persecution in search of the non-existent,” Cerrón wrote.
Vladimir Cerrón spoke through his Twitter account.
