The State Attorney General’s Office (PGE) assured that “it is not empowered to ask repetitive questions” during proceedings of the Public Ministry. This, after it was announced that the owner of said entity, Maria Caruajulca Quispedid not ask any questions in the interrogation of President Pedro Castillo of June 17.
Attorney General’s Office says that “repetitive questions” cannot be asked after silence in Castillo’s interrogation

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