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Keiko Fujimori.
The Peru Prosecutor’s Office has filed a Dossier with almost 2,400 pages in which it would be proven how the several times candidate for president and leader of Fuerza Popular, Keiko Fujimori, would have received in hand and irregularly millions of dollars to pay for his electoral campaigns.
According to these documents to which the Peruvian newspaper ‘La Republic’, the specific moment and time is detailed, as well as the Like the various representatives of Fujimori at the time of withdrawing this money in cash delivered by the companies Sudamericana de Fibras and Credicorp to finance the 2011 and 2016 campaigns.
In the case of Sudamericana de Fibras, the report from the Prosecutor’s Office details that on February 20, 2013, Keiko Fujimori herself appeared in court. to take away $50,000 in cash, while between September 22, 2010 and June 3, 2011 –when she was a congressman–, she went to do with 3.6 million dollars, some accusations that she has always denied.
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This same company, owned by businessman Juan Rassmuss Echecopar, the former Minister of Transportation in the government of Alberto Fujimori, Augusto Bedoya Cámere, reportedly went to its facilities up to eleven times to receive just over two million dollars, of the 7.6 million that this company gave for the campaign.
For his part, Keiko’s husband, Mark Vito Villanela, would have ;has received 160,000 dollars, while the considered ‘right arm’ of the leader of Fuerza Popular, Pier Figari Mendoza, appears up to fourteen times in the offices of this company in Callao to collect a total of 745,000 dollars.
In the case ofCredicorp , its main representative, Dionisio Romero Paoletti, who confirmed at the time having earmarked 3.6 million for Fujimori’s 2011 campaign, he has allegedly provided documentary information on another delivery of 480,000 dollars for the 2016 campaign in five different batches.