Alan García, a few hours before committing suicide: "I believe in life after death, I think I have a small place in the history of Peru"

Interview of Alan García with the RPP channel

A few hours before the police knocked on his door and that he decided to shoot himself to avoid arrest, former Peruvian President Alan García granted a last interview in which he denied the charges against him and left comments that take a different meaning after what happened this Wednesday morning.

"It's an ugly situation and if the country ends up being convinced that I have something to pay, it's the homeland … Just as I served and did things for her, I'm not here to complain and hate her. I trust the story. I am Christian. I believe in life after death. I think I have a small place in the history of Peru"Said thoughtful, during the interview with the RPP channel on Tuesday night.

Garcia maintained that "there is no factual reason or specific fact" in the charges against him. "Everything is speculation, and with speculation a person is not deprived of his freedom. Not even as a preliminary, "he insisted.

In recent days, the IDL-Reporters portal has revealed the millionaire deposits of the Brazilian construction company Odebrecht to Luis Nava, the former secretary of the Garcia presidency during his second government (2006-2011) . In this regard, Garcia insisted that he had no information about it and that none of these funds had reached him.

"Do you find it difficult to accept that you have a president who does not steal? We do not realize that someone can not fly"He said in another pbadage of the in-depth interview." Enemies that I have and spare, old friends, I have others. The terrible thing is that a politician who has no power, has noisy enemies "