Keiko Fujimori has requested the Power of attorney a permit to travel to England and Spain with the aim of being a participant in two conferences that will take place in both countries from November 30 to December 9 of this year.
Said request was presented by the lawyer of the leader of People’s Force, Giuliana Lozato the preliminary investigation judge Victor Zuniga Urday. In the document it indicates the daughter of Alberto Fujimori has been invited “by two prestigious and recognized international institutions that seek to involve Peruvian politics in international debate.”
However, the prosecutor Jose Domingo Perezof the Special Team of the case car wash, opposes the request. He argues that the output of Keiko Fujimori of the country would represent a flight risk.
As reported, currently, the magistrate Zuniga Urday directs the hearings against Keiko Fujimori Higuchi. She faces an order of more than 30 years in prison for the Cocktails casespecifically for the alleged illicit contributions that the party would have received People’s Force in the 2011 and 2016 presidential campaigns, in which she participated.
Keiko Fujimori complies with a restricted appearance regime. This implies that you cannot leave the city where you reside without prior permission from the judge. Victor Zuniga. For this reason, the magistrate will decide if Alberto Fujimori’s daughter leaves Peru for the aforementioned period of time.
PJ rejected request to file accusation for money laundering
On September 12, the judge Victor Zuniga rejected the request to file the accusation for money laundering against the former presidential candidate Keiko Fujimoridue to the alleged illicit contributions he would have received during the Fuerza Popular campaigns in 2011 and 2016.
Previously, the Public Prosecutor’s Office It had also been decided that Jaime Yoshiyama, Pier Figari, Ana Herz, José Chlimper, Augusto Bedoya and Adriana Tarazona be included in the case. It should be noted that, according to Giuliana Lozain charge of the defense of Fujimori Higuchi, the leader of Fuerza Popular and the other six defendants did not commit the crime of money laundering.
