Today, former president Alejandro Toledo arrived, extradited to Peru, to serve 18 months in preventive detention for the case odebrecht, imposed by the Judiciary and respond to the accusations of being the author of the crimes of collusion and money laundering to the detriment of the State, for which the Prosecutor’s Office requested 20 years and six months in prison. In the midst of the arrival of the ex-president, a laptop was stationed outside the Jorge Chávez international airport.
In a video broadcast by Exitosa, a group of 15 supporters arrived with flags of Peru Possible, the political party founded by the former head of state. Apparently, these people would accompany the economist, who would be transferred to the Barbadillo prison where former presidents Alberto Fujimori and Pedro Castillo are also located.
After a few minutes, the portable, with fewer people (around seven people), arrived at the National Directorate of the Air Police (DIPA). In one of the posters that they had prepared in defense of the former dignitary, it reads: “There is no evidence, only sayings.”
The political grouping, created by the former head of state in 1994 and with whom he won the 2001 elections. He had two more participations in 2011 and 2016. By not reaching the electoral fence of 5% in this last electoral contest, he officially lost his registration in the Register of Organizations Policies (ROP) of the National Elections Jury (JNE).
The former congressman and former Minister of Labor during the government of Alexander ToledoJuan Sheput, argued that there was a possibility of rebuilding Perú Posible as “a political effect” of the former president’s return.
“Obviously, I would no longer lead it Alexander Toledo but there are many people who feel loyal to him, and are behind the reconstitution of that party,” he said in an interview with Correo.
