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Vizcarra: No Prison Transfer From Ancón II – INPE Confirms - Archyworldys
Vizcarra’s Prison Transfer Sparks Debate and Allegations of Abuse Former Peruvian President Martín Vizcarra has been moved to Ancón II prison, a… The post Vizcarra: No Prison Transfer From Ancón II – INPE Confirms appeared first on Archyworldys.
On Tuesday, the National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) issued a statement denying what was said by former President Martín Vizcarra during a virtual hearing in which he pointed out that he might be being relocated to another environment in the Ancón II prison.In this sense, the entity assured that the prisoner is in a safe area."It is ruled out that the prisoner in question is a victim of abuse, on the contrary, he has permanent security with th…
Martín Vizcarra reported that he was unexpectedly transferred from Barbadillo prison to Ancón II prison on the night of Friday, August 22. According to him, the change occurred a few hours after the last hearing of his judicial process. The ex-mandator pointed out that he did not receive a resolution or official communication from the National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) prior to the measure. “They simply put me in a car and brought me to anot…
The Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Juan José Santiváñez, spoke about the transfer of former President Martín Vizcarra from Barbadillo prison to the Ancón II penitentiary facility. Santiváñez Antúnez said that the measure corresponds to the National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) and responded to strictly technical criteria. “For the law, we are all equal, and the qualification [...]
The brother of Mart n Vizcarra indicated that the decision not to take legal action before his prison transfer does not mean that the former president is giving up or renouncing his rights.
LIMA.— Peru’s presidential prison lost one of its four former prisoners. Former President Martín Vizcarra was transferred on Friday night, in a surprise decision, to the common prison of Ancon, north of Lima. He served five months of pretrial detention on charges of corruption. Earlier this century, Peru built a special prison to house former imprisoned presidents, known as Barbadillo. Vizcarra had initially been detained there earlier this mont…
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