Yenifer Paredes: Government Palace reports loss of information from three security cameras | POLITICS

The Office of Information Analysis of the Military House has reported that the loss of information from three security cameras of the Government Palace, on August 9, the day in which the Special Team of the Prosecutor’s Office once morest corruption in Power and of the PNP arrived to enforce the ten-day preliminary arrest warrant once morest Yenifer Paredes Navarro, sister-in-law of President Pedro Castillo.

This is stated in a report sent to the head of the Military House, PNP General José Antonio Mariscal Quiroz, dated yesterday, to which El Comercio had access.

The report bears the signature of the head of the information analysis area, Lieutenant Colonel EP (commander) Arturo Manuel Mendoza López, who informs the head of the Military House that last Monday the operator of the Closed Circuit television cameras ( CCTV) reported the loss of information from cameras 26 (Azotea / Av. Ancash and Av. Carabaya), 03 (Entrance to Homeless) and 55 (Salón Dorado).

According to the report, camera 26 lost information from 6:03 pm to 6:05 pm Camera 03, from 9:22 p.m. at 9:27 pm and 55 lost “total information” and was only restored at 3:19 pm on August 15.

In his office, the EP officer adds that what happened must be addressed “so that the CCTV continues to operate optimally, and to continue to adequately ensure the comprehensive security of the President of the Republic and his Family, as well as the Government Palace facilities.

Marshal was appointed in April by this head of the Military House by disposition of Castillo. In October of last year, the president signed his promotion to general EP.

However, the fact coincides with the preliminary arrest procedure once morest the president’s sister-in-law that the members of the special team of the prosecution and the PNP were carrying out that same day and at the same time. They arrived at the Government Palace following 5 pm with the conviction, as a result of previous intelligence work, that Yenifer Paredes was in the place.

One of the hypotheses that is handled is that President Castillo’s relative left the presidential residence to enter the Presidential Office, through the Golden Room, and thus evade the arrest warrant (the court order only covered the residence).

The Golden Room camera is precisely one of the ones where information was lost, as well as the ones for the exit of the PCM (Av. Ancash with Av. Carabaya).

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As recalled, the head of the Military House has been identified as the main person responsible for having hindered the entry of the special team of the prosecution and the PNP, that Tuesday, August 9. General EP Mariscal’s delaying maneuvers reached such a point that the prosecutor Hans Aguirre, in charge of the diligence, was going to request his arrest so that he might be taken to the nearest police station for resisting authority, according to what this newspaper reported. last week.

In fact, that same Tuesday, at 5:50 pm, said EP officer told the prosecution that he had received the president’s order that no one enter Palacio’s residence if his lawyers Eduardo Pachas and Benji did not arrive first. Espinoza Ramos, none of whom is a lawyer for the investigated Yenifer Pardes (now detained)

Secondly, It is important to point out that the person who signed the report on the loss of information (Arturo Manuel Mendoza López) was appointed as security personnel of the Presidential Office.

Last Friday, President Castillo’s lawyer, Benji Espinoza, had announced that the Government Palace was not going to deliver the videos from the security cameras because they dealt with state secrets there. He even warned that if prosecutors accessed such images, they would commit a serious crime and might even be impeached.

“Do you think the Palace cameras can be searched? You can’t, because it’s not a house, it’s not just any house. There the president has state secrets. How is it that the prosecution is going to know state secrets? declared at that time to Canal N.

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