José Miguel Castro did not attend a summons to the Congress commission

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José Miguel Castro, former municipal manager during the management of Susana Villarán as mayor of Lima, did not attend the summons of the Consumer Defense Commission, in which an interrogation was scheduled to answer for alleged irregularities in the tenders of the Línea Amarilla and Vías Nuevas de Lima projects.

The parliamentary working group also did not have the necessary quorum, since the only legislator present was Richard Arce, from New Peru, who presided over a brief session with him as the only member present.

                                              

"I leave evidence that Mr. (José Miguel) Castro Gutiérrez has not appeared in the session room and that I received a phone call a few minutes ago, informing that today he is receiving the documentary package of the request for preventive detention against him", Arce said to the press.

Prosecutor Carlos Puma, of the Lava Jato special team, officially presented a 36-month pre-trial detention order against Susana Villarán, José Miguel Castro and others implicated in alleged irregularities in the contributions to the No campaign to be overturned by Odebrecht and OAS.

"(José Miguel Castro) believes that it is necessary to receive this document, and has mentioned that on Monday the session is scheduled in the Judiciary (to evaluate) the preventive detention," added the legislator from New Peru.

Another person who had been cited was the former mayor Luis Castañeda Lossio, who supported his absence through a document in which he requested a reprogramming for personal reasons.

Edited May 13, 2019 by - Dark.ito
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