After the decision of the Constitutional Court that annuls the Cóctele cases, journalist César Hildebrandt commented on his program that he hopes Keiko Fujimori is “faithful to her habit of losing elections.”
In that sense, he highlighted that the TC, an institution “taken over by the congressional gang”, has signed “an unconstitutional nonsense” and that at no time does it maintain that the Fujimori leader is free of charges.
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“No, Mrs. Keiko, what happens is that your cronies from the TC have signed an unconstitutional nonsense that not even the president of that institution, Luz Pacheco, has dared to sign. Apparently, the god of Opus Dei has enlightened you at the last moment. You are still the lady who smurfed part of the dirty money received, you are still the woman who studied in the US with the black money that he gave her Montesinos, according to her own confession before judges, is still the one who betrayed her mother to be first lady, the one who betrayed her brother and her father when it was not convenient for him to get out of jail,” said Hildebrandt.
And he added: “The only thing you have been loyal to, Mrs. Keiko, is your selfishness, your legendary tantrums, your attachment to money and your undaunted desire to turn politics into the work of outlaws. Let’s hope you remain faithful to your habit of losing elections.”
About the decision of the TC
He Constitutional Court (TC) ordered the investigation to be archived by the Cocktails casewho followed the leader of Popular Force, Keiko Fujimoriand 14 other people for the alleged crime of money laundering and criminal organization. According to the decision of 5 judges of the TC, the accusation and investigation into contributions to the 2011 and 2016 presidential campaigns lacked legal basis.
“Declare founded the lawsuit filed by Mrs. Giulliana Loza Avalos in favor of Mrs. Keiko Sofia Fujimori Higuchi. “Declare without effect all the preceding acts of the process followed since the beginning of the preliminary investigations processed in Fiscal File 55-2017,” the TC resolved.
The ruling was supported by the magistrates Dominguez Haro, Morales Saravia, Gutiérrez Ticse, Ochoa Cardich and Hernandez Chavezwho considered that the right to a reasonable period of time within the justice system and the principle of legality was violated.
