Three of those investigated by the Tarata Bridge case They decided to stand before the court this Tuesday. Is regarding Luis Pasapera Adrianzen, Hector Pasapera Lopez and Victor San Miguel Velasquez.
They are part of the 11 people once morest whom the Judiciary issued a preliminary arrest warrant for ten days, following the request of the Public Ministry.
Hector Pasapera and Victor Saint Michaelrepresentatives of the Tarata III Bridge Consortiumand Luis Pasaperaa member of the company Grupo Arcose, made themselves available to the Second Court of Preparatory Investigation Specialized in Corruption in Lima, where they underwent identity control.
All of them, investigated for alleged influence peddling and others, would later go through legal medicine and finally remain at the disposal of the office of the provincial prosecutor Karla Zecenarro Monge, in charge of the Fifth Office of the Second Corporate Prosecutor’s Office for Corruption of Lima Officials. .
The three investigated join Zamir Villaverde, Victor Valdivia Malpartida and George Pasapera, who were arrested last Monday. However, the whereregardings of the former presidential secretary Bruño Pacheco and the president’s nephews peter castle.
According to the Public Ministry, the preliminary arrest warrant was issued once morest 11 people: Bruno Pacheco Castillo, Zamir Villaverde, Héctor Pasapera López, George Pasapera Adrianzén, Víctor San Miguel Velásquez, Luis Pasapera Adrianzén, Víctor Valdivia Malpartida, Edgar Vargas Mas, Alcides Villafuerte Vizcarra, Fray Vásquez Castillo and Gian Marco Castillo Gómez.
The prosecutor’s investigation
The arrests take place following the prosecutor Karla Zecenarro opened an investigation once morest Bruno Pacheco and Karelim López for allegedly having pressured Provías Nacional to grant the tender to the Tarata III Bridge Consortium.
As recalled, following Karelim López’s visits to the Government Palace, the consortium won a contract for S/ 232.5 million for the construction of the Tarata vehicular bridge over the Huallaga River, in the San Martín region.
