The construction company INIP Engineering Integration of Projects, indicated by the investigated Karelim López in her statement as an aspiring effective collaborator before the prosecutor Luz Taquire Reynosowon four contracts for 530 million soles so far from the Government of Pedro Castillo.
Incorporated on July 18, 2019 by the brothers Roberto and Alejandro Quispe Aguilar, according to the State Contracting portal, he did not obtain the good pro in previous governments. Without having experience in the execution of public works, he obtained three contracts from Provías Nacional, from the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), and one from the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem). All in full regime of the leftist Castillo.
Specifically, in his statement before the prosecutor Luz Taquire, López referred to the contract between Provías Nacional and the construction company INIP Ingeniería Integración de Proyectos, dated November 8, 2021. But the truth is that there were also three others:
-On August 23, 2021 with Provías Nacional, for 65.7 million soles.
-On October 19, 2021 with Provías Nacional, for 105.9 million soles.
-On November 9, 2021 with Provías Nacional, for 125.4 million soles.
-On January 13, 2022 with the Minem. for 116.4 million soles.
For a company that had not invoiced anything until luck came with Pedro Castillo’s regime, the millionaire hiring of this construction company is extremely striking. According to Karelim López, Provías Nacional is under the control of those close to President Castillo, which would explain the preference for INIP Ingeniería Integración de Proyectos.
The contract for 125.4 million soles, indicated by López, was signed last November 9, in the name of INIP Ingeniería Integración de Proyectos, by Jaime Lino Moya, who consigned as address the house of Manzana I, Lot 27, in the Young people New Peru, in San Juan de Lurigancho.
TO PICK THE MOUTH
Robert Aguilar Quispe reported that he only has completed high school, and his brother, Alejandro Aguilar Quispe, reported that he is illiterate, without instruction, and that he lives in Manzana G-27, Lot 12, of Sector 5 of the Bocanegra human settlement, in Callao. As indicated, these businessmen won five contracts for 413.6 million soles in six months from the Government of President Castillo.
The contract that Karelim López mentioned to the prosecution was carried out in the same period that the investigated visited President Castillo and former secretary Bruno Pacheco, on August 27, October 17 and 18, and November 8 and 9, 2021 Precisely, López held a meeting with Pacheco at the Government Palace, the same day that INIP Engineering Integration of Projects signed a contract with Provías Nacional for 116.5 million soles. Nothing is coincidence. And the next day, another for 125.4 million soles. That is, more than 242 million soles in less than 48 hours.
Robert Aguilar Quispe
Alejandro Aguilar Quispe
According to the Electronic State Procurement System (Seace), the award committee was made up of Provías Nacional officials Joel Bullón Churampi, Becher Capcha Chávez and Lucio Alva Matteucci. Their testimonies will be key to clarify what was pointed out by Karelim Lopez.
The five contracts that the construction company of the Quispe Alva brothers obtained for more than 530 million soles, were done in consortium with China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation, Peru branch, according to Seace. Which confirms López’s version that those close to the president Castle They were related to the Chinese company, through the Alva Quispe brothers, which explains why they won the contracts.
THE LITTLE HOUSE
Karelim López’s visits to the Government Palace were related to Termirex’s digitized hiring, as he confessed to prosecutor Luz Taquire.
He indicated that he worked for Termirex through the firm Arcose. When La República revealed that Karelim López worked for Termirex through Arcose, the general manager George Pasapera Adrianzén denied it several times through notarial letters.
This newspaper also revealed that Luis Pasapera Adrianzén, who confessed to having paid bribes to the former regional governor of Cajamarca, Gregorio Santos, when he was a shareholder of Termirex. Luis Pasapera, also through notarial letters, denied links with Termirex. However, When representatives of the Prosecutor’s Office entered Arcose’s offices, it turned out that Luis Pasapera lived in the same place. Moreover, the same businessman opened the door for them. Now, Karelim López has revealed that Arcose was virtually the front for Termirex.
Still need to dig more. During the period in which the Pasapera Adrianzén worked at Provías Nacional and at the Ministry of Transport and Communications, Termirex won several million-dollar contracts. It is not understood how a company, whose former shareholder confessed to having paid bribes to former Governor Gregorio Santos, continued to contract with the State without any problem.
On September 13, 2013, Luis Pasapera, the businessman who recognized illegal payments to Santos when he was a shareholder of Termirex, visited the MTC’s Provías Nacional in the company of Karelim López.
According to an investigation by The Republic, the companies that López represented won 978 million soles in contracts. Everything indicates that what he has told the prosecution is only the tip of the skein.
For example, López mentioned that the businesswoman Leslie Narváez Rodríguez allegedly interfered, in favor of digitized suppliers, in the contracting of the Ministry of Housing and Construction, in coordination with nephews of the head of state. Narváez is married to former congressional adviser, Eder Vásquez Terrones. Vásquez would be a relative of President Pedro Castillo Terrones.
According to Karelim López, the businesswoman Leslie Narváez Rodríguez manages the contracts of the Ministry of Housing with the nephews of President Pedro Castillo Terrones. Her husband, former advisor to Congress, Eder Vásquez Terrones, would be a family of the head of state.
In this circle would be related the businessman Zamir Villaverde García, closely linked with the president’s nephews, Fray Vásquez Castillo, Gian Marco Castillo Gómez and Roosbelth Oblitas Paredes.
According to sources from Peru Libre, Eder Vásquez is part of the environment of the head of the Technical Office of the Presidency, Auner Vásquez Cabrera. He is a man from the intimate environment of President Castillo. Supposedly, Auner Vásquez and the president would have family relations.
In response, President Castillo argued that it was all a smear campaign by the “monopolistic press.” However, the statements come from her friend Karelim López, whom she received both at the Government Palace and at the Sarratea jirón.
