Lawyer Gregory Parco filed a corrective habeas corpus requesting the immediate release of the former dictator Alberto Fujimoriwho is serving a 25-year prison sentence in the Barbadillo prison for being the indirect author of the Barrios Altos and La Cantuta massacres.
Parco requires the Judiciary to order Fujimori’s release so that he can be treated at the home of one of his relatives, and so that “he undergoes surgery with the utmost urgency.”
According to the lawsuit, article 33, paragraph 20, of the New Constitutional Procedure Code, which establishes that a habeas corpus must be declared founded in the event of acts that threaten or violate “the right of the detainee or inmate not to be subjected to a treatment that lacks reasonableness and proportionality, with respect to the form and conditions in which the arrest warrant or sentence is served.”
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The lawsuit is directed against the director of INPE, Omar Méndez, and the president of the Judiciary, Elvia Barrios. The President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo, and the head of Congress, María del Carmen Alva, are also mentioned.
Gregorio Parco includes the head of state and the president of Parliament in the process since, as he stated in dialogue with La República, they support the decision of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights on the request for precautionary measures requested by the victims of the massacres of Barrios Altos and La Cantuta.
“(Why are you suing Pedro Castillo and María del Carmen Alva?) Because they are supporting (the decision of) the Court of Costa Rica of not wanting to apply the sentence won (ruling of the Constitutional Court). The man (Alberto Fujimori) must be released. This is a request for corrective habeas corpus, (because) every prisoner, when he is sick, must be in the clinic or in his house. It is a very simple demand,” he stated.
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At the beginning of this month, the Inter-American Court ordered the Peruvian State to supervise the pardon of Fujimori Fujimori and not to execute the sentence of the Constitutional Court that re-established said presidential pardon for contravening the established standards.