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Carlos Zeballos Before a New Constitutional Complaint Against Him: “I Regret that This Type of Argument Is Presented by the Attorney General’s office.”
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According to the Attorney General’s Office, former President Pedro Castillo led a criminal network made up of 15 People’s Action Congressmen, known as ‘Los Niños’, and nine parliamentarians from the Free Peru bench and the late Magisterial Bloc. On Friday, the Attorney General’s Office filed a constitutional complaint with Congress against former President Pedro Castillo and 24 parliamentarians for allegedly forming a criminal network to negotia…
Pedro says yes to everyone, a chronicle by Fernando Vivas about the former president and the elections 2026Patricia Benavides: Congress closes fiscal complaint for alleged influence in cases linked to Los Cuellos Blancos del Puerto Congressman Carlos Zeballos, from the Popular Democratic Bloc and part of the list for the Board of Directors headed by José Cueto de Honor y Democracia, called it a "argument" that the Attorney General's Office would…
On Friday, the Attorney General's Office filed a constitutional complaint with Congress against former President Pedro Castillo and 24 parliamentarians for allegedly having formed a criminal network responsible for negotiating votes in Parliament in exchange for public tenders and contracts in ministries and state organizations.The complaint was filed through the area of illicit enrichment and constitutional complaints for the alleged commission…
While being tried for the coup d'état of December 7, 2022, a new constitutional complaint was filed before Congress by the Attorney General's Office against former President Pedro Castillo for crimes of criminal organization, trafficking in influence and aggravated collusion. Congressmen of Acción Popular (“children”) and Perú Libre have also been denounced, as well as former ministers such as the fugitive Juan Silva (Transport), Betssy Chávez (…
The Attorney General's Office of Peru announced on Friday that it had denounced 24 current members of parliament, former President Pedro Castillo and three former ministers, so that in July 2026, at the end of the legislative period, they could be tried for alleged corruption crimes by the ordinary justice system.
Castillo, Humala and Vizcarra have little capacity to endorse votesBetsy Chávez was hospitalized after 10 days on hunger strikeThe Attorney General's Office filed a constitutional complaint with the Congress of the Republic against former President Pedro Castillo, several congressmen and former ministers, accusing them of joining a criminal organization that would have operated from the executive branch. According to the Public Prosecutor's Offi…
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