UPDATE 1:30 PM
After declaring for more than 4 hours before the Prosecutor’s Office, Richard Rojas refused to give details of the investigation that is being followed for the crime of money laundering. “They will understand that it is under investigation. They are reserved topics, surely the Prosecutor’s Office will make it known ”, he declared to the press.
Likewise, Vladimir Cerrón’s operator denied having the intention of sticking to his appointment as Peru’s ambassador to Venezuela, after being prevented from leaving the country for 6 months. “Normal, normal. (On how he took the request of the Prosecutor’s Office that frustrated his appointment) Quite calm. I am not holding on to any charge. It is simply going to collaborate ”, he highlighted.
When asked about whether he tried to withdraw more than 370 thousand soles from Vladimir Cerrón’s account, information published by Perú21, Rojas asserted the following: “No, never.”
Finally, Rojas indicated that the impediment to exit against him is affecting him “as a personal right” and pointed out that he was only “a militant from Peru Libre.”
ORIGINAL NOTE
Vladimir Cerrón’s operator, Richard Rojas, arrived this morning at the Prosecutor’s Office to testify as investigated in the case of money laundering that commits Peru Libre to the alleged illegal financing of its political campaigns.
At 9:00 am, Peru21 captured the entry of Vladimir Cerrón’s operator to the tax headquarters. The leader of Peru Libre arrived accompanied by his lawyer John Benites.
When consulted by this newspaper, Rojas refused to testify and indicated that he would do so upon his departure.
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Rojas, who has been prevented from leaving the country for six months, is syndicated by the Prosecutor’s Office as one of the key collaborators in the execution of acts of transfers and concealment of money of the organization, which would have had the objective of financing the campaign that led to the presidency to Pedro Castillo.
LOCK OPERATOR
This newspaper reported, last July, that Richard Rojas wanted to withdraw S / 376,930 from a savings account in the name of Vladimir Cerrón.
However, the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) froze the funds taking into account the legal situation of the former regional governor.
Taking into account these elements and his links with the Peru Libre party, the Public Ministry argues that Rojas is one of Cerrón’s operators – designated as the “leader” of the Center’s Dynamics – to commit the crime of money laundering.
According to the provision on the inclusion of Rojas in the investigation, he “would have had the task of making said money (the more than 370 thousand soles), given the impossibility of personal management of its leader Vladimir Cerrón, to return to it through acts of transfer unduly to Peru Libre or in favor of its leader, its representatives, candidates, directors, members or activists in order to avoid the identification of its origin ”.
