Keiko Fujimori Collaborator in Presidential Campaign Discards Influence of Businessman Damián Valenzuela in Government

El Pais

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The lawyer was not presented as an adviser, but a journalistic investigation documents his closeness with the president and opens questions about his circle of trust

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Keiko Fujimori denied that the Argentine businessman Damián Valenzuela, with whom he attended private places as a spa before swearing in as president, was part of the current government. Both the president and members of her cabinet have pointed out that Valenzuela, who has a judicial record for financial breaches in Florida (United States) with millions of resolutions against her, was only an ad honorem adviser who approached Fujimori to offer …

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Díaz stated that Valenzuela had not returned to Peru since the inauguration and said that he has no influence on the government. Source: RPP Carlos Díaz Rosillo, former official of the United States Government and collaborator of Keiko Fujimori's campaign, referred to the proximity of the Argentine businessman Damián Valenzuela to Keiko Fujimori and his intervention in the presidential campaign. Díaz Rosillo pointed out that he was part of a lar…

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Minister Luis Dyer said Damián Valenzuela has no influence on Keiko Fujimori's government and said he no longer advises the president.

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While the Midagri headline pointed out that Damián Valenzuela was talking to Fujimori in the campaign and did not claim to have served as an adviser; the Minister of Health mentioned that he was a counselor. Meanwhile, the Argentine businessman spoke out on social networks and denied having sentences against him.