The Special Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court scheduled for Wednesday, May 25, at 9:00 am, the next hearing of the oral trial that follows Kenji Fujimori for the case mamanivideosin which He is accused of influence peddling and bribery by negotiating votes with former legislator Moisés Mamani in exchange for works when exercised parliamentary functionwith the ultimate goal of pardoning Alberto Fujimori.
In accordance with the disposition of Judge Inés Villa Bonilla, in the following session the they will debate (oralize) the material evidence presented for the legal process against the son of former dictator Alberto Fujimori, his former adviser Alexei Toledo and former congressmen Guillermo Bocángel and Bienvenido Ramírez.
The new date of the hearing is given after the last Wednesday, May 18, where it took place the debate between the experts ex officio of Public ministry Milton Hinojoza and Luis Loyola, and, on part, by Pedro Infante, in which the existing discrepancies in the technical conclusions were discussed.
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Statement from the Judiciary on the Mamanivideos case. Photo: Judiciary/Twitter
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Kenji Fujimori is accused by prosecution of having committed the crimes of influence peddling and bribery. According to the prosecutor’s thesis, the former congressman offered Peter Paul Kuczynski remain in office in exchange for pardoning his father, Alberto Fujimori, sentenced to 25 years in prison for crimes against humanity.
As reported, the then president granted the pardon on December 24, 2017, three days after an attempted vacancy failed thanks to the abstention votes of Fujimori Higuchi and other legislators from Fuerza Popular.
However, in March 2018, some videos recorded by the former congressman came to light Moses Mamaniwhere you could see how his bench colleagues —Fujimori, Bocángel and Ramírez— offered him works for his region in exchange for voting against the presidential vacancy.
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Prosecutor Bersabeth Revilla has requested 12 years in prison for Kenji Fujimori for the case in question.
