The fugitive Vladimir Cerroncreator of Free Peruhas remained in hiding for 733 days (more than two years) and the Boluarte government does nothing to capture him.
This delay has put on the table a doubt that has been raised by some parliamentarians who indicated that the Executive would be lending a hand to Vladimir Cerrón Rojas. And the thing is, the former governor of Junín also presented his book three days ago Free Peru. From the countryside to the cityfrom clandestinity and with total impunity, but the National Police is unable to capture him.
However, the Minister of the Interior, Carlos Malaver, denied today that there was any attempt by the Government to protect Cerrón. “There is no provision for not carrying out any capture, including that of Mr. Vladimir Cerrón,” said the head of the Mininter.
DO THEY PROTECT CERRON?
Yesterday, Congressman Alejandro Cavero assured that “they have had no interest in capturing Vladimir Cerrón for a long time, which demonstrates obvious complicity with some of his actions.”
This statement was seconded by the non-group legislator Edward Málaga Trillo, who mentioned Peru21 that it is “evident that it has the support of congressmen and the Executive”, and this would be one more reason to “remove President Dina Boluarte.”
Regarding a possible motion of censure against the Minister of the Interior, Malaver, Congressman Edward Málaga assured that for the moment “I am focused on the censorship of Culture.” However, he assured that if the proposal comes out, he will support it with his signature and his vote. “The ones who really should leave are (Eduardo) Arana, and if not, (Dina) Boluarte,” he said.
The one who did assure that the minister must leave office was Congresswoman Norma Yarrow. “He should immediately leave office,” he told RPP, but did not confirm whether he was going to propose a motion of censure against the head of the Interior portfolio.
For his part, former Minister of the Interior Carlos Basombrío explained that the lack of results regarding the capture of Cerrón is directly related “to the Government’s decision not to capture him and the submission of the National Police to an illegal order from the Government.”
In addition, the former authority questioned Malaver’s management and described it as “more of the same.”
RECOMMENDED VIDEO
