The president of the Oversight Commission, Juan Burgos, reported that after the negative response from the President of the Republic To assist her working group, a letter will be sent to Dina Boluarte to indicate a date and time when they can go to the Palace to discuss the topic for which she was invited: The ‘Cofre’. Furthermore, after the information provided by Rutas de Lima, Burgos pointed out that the data contrasts with the president’s versions and questioned why the presidential vehicles do not have GPS. “All this raises doubts, what is President Dina Boluarte hiding and what does she want to hide?” he expressed.
The Oversight Commission continued working on the ‘Cofre’ case and evaluated President Boluarte’s statement during the last press conference on October 22, where she explained how she went and arrived at the Mikonos condominium, although she did not want to give information about who she went to. to visit appealing to the ‘privacy’ of its surroundings. However, a detail that the president revealed that day was questioned: “It is false that the chest has returned empty. There is always a shift change and I said at the beginning that (…) I went in one and they picked me up in another, with my entire escortwith all vehicles, with all motorized ones”.
As revealed in the information given by Rutas de Lima to the Inspection Commission, on February 25 in the morning hours, the only vehicle that passed through the Conchan, Villa, Quebrada seca, and Punta Negra toll booths in the morning hours , Arica, Huaylas, and San Pedro was the car with the license plate EGR 844known as ‘cofre’, and not the white Audi vehicle with license plate EGK267, which the Palace informed the Prosecutor’s Office as the vehicle that went to pick up Boluarte and which the president herself pointed out in said press conference.
“Besides, She said that another group picked her up. on February 25,” said the Commission’s rapporteur, regarding the head of State’s version regarding the escort that accompanied her ‘with all the motorized ones.’ But, according to the information provided by the toll company, in the The license plate list includes several police and military vehicles in different cabins and at different times, although “no group that went together for the tolls reported by Rutas de Lima, as if it happened with the group that took it on February 24,” they pointed out.
Faced with these revelations, Juan Burgos concluded: “We regret that the president lied to Peru in her press conference. We regret that lying has become a habit in this Government.”
