Citation. Juan Silva, former Minister of Transport and Communications; Walter Ayalaformer Defense Minister; Silvia Barrera, former mayor of Villa María del Triunfo (VMT); Y Vladimir Meza, former mayor of Huaraz; were summoned by the Congressional Oversight Commission to this Wednesday May 25th from 9.00 am
This programming of the working group led by the legislator Hector Ventura (Popular Force) is given as a result of the testimonies of the businessman Zamir Villaverde, who has been serving a preventive detention in the Ancón I prison for the Puente Tarata case.
The first guest will be John Silvawho was mentioned in the audio where they are heard alleged interventions between Zamir Villaverde and Bruno Pachecoformer secretary general of the Government Palace, for alleged irregular tenders in the MTC.
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In the case of Vladimir Meza Y Silvia BarreraBoth were implicated by Zamir Villaverde What alleged coordinators with the National Elections Jury (JNE) to favor peter castle in the last presidential elections.
According to the agenda of the Oversight Commission, it was decided to also summon Jorge Cartagena Sánchez, former director of Provías Nacional; María Tarazona Alvino, Vice Minister of Public Policies of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion; and Tania Peralta Sanchez.
Likewise, they were also summoned: Alcides Villafuerte Vizcarra, former manager of Obras Provías, and Hugo Trece Gallardo, deputy director of the Conservation Subdirectorate of the Special Project of National Transportation Infrastructure of the MTC.
Oversight Commission summons those involved in the testimonies of Zamir Villaverde for this Wednesday 25. Photo: capture/Congressional Oversight Commission
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It is worth mentioning that this hearing is being held as a result of the order of business motion 1412, which investigates “possible illicit acts” that could have been incurred by ministers of State, high-ranking and former officials, as well as the President of the Republic, peter castle; Y Bruno Pacheco.
