The house in the Breña district that the former president Pedro Castillo would have used to dispatch with lobbyists, ministers and congressmen, was intervened this Friday, January 6 in a joint operation between the National Prosecutor’s Office and the National Police.
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The property, located in the sarratea passageis owned by Alexander Sanchez Sanchez, a character close to Castillo Terrones and who has been a fugitive from justice since last year. The Judiciary issued 30 months of preventive detention against him.
In the diligence carried out this morning, the colonel Harvey Quiltedwho leads the Special Team of the National Police that coordinates and supports the investigative work of the Fiscal Team Against Corruption in Power.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office did not inform until now what the objective of the operation is or within the framework of what investigation is carried out. However, El Comercio reported that the Prosecutor’s Office “required the measure of seizure with search and lockout of a precautionary nature for purposes of subsequent confiscation.”
According to journalistic investigations, the five-story building was used by Pedro Castillo as an office parallel to the Government Palace and in it he met with figures such as the lobbyist Karelim Lopez, who later accused him of leading an alleged criminal organization within the MTC.
In mid-2022, the Congressional Oversight Commission approved a report in which it concluded that the Chotano teacher met in passage Sarratea No. 179 “with former State ministers, congressmen of the Republic, civil servants and businessmen, with the purpose of jointly planning acts of corruption in the public administration, in the context of a criminal organization”.
