Keiko Fujimori receives a visit from his brother Kenji to Lima Prison – Internationale

The Leader of the Opposition Keiko Fujimori Who Bends to a Pre-Trial Sentence of 36 Months received Sunday the visit of his brother Kenji, from his husband Vito Villanela and his daughter in a prison in Lima.

Keiko's parents arrived at 12 o'clock . female criminal offense in Chorrillos, a coastal district south of Lima

"In the midst of this misfortune, family union is important." Keiko was happy that his brother Kenji and his daughter had visited him. " told Vito Villanela press after leaving prison after three hours of visit.

" I hope this situation will reverse, "he said.

Keiko was also visited by Congress President, Daniel Salaverry, who gave him the book "Homo Deus" by Israeli Yuval Noah.

"She has no TV, she has nothing. It is important that he can read to empty the mind, "said Salaverry to the press.

In a letter written from prison, injustice and arbitrariness of the preventive prison sentence of 36 years months that she meets since Thursday by judicial decision after being accused of corruption in a case related to the Brazilian company Odebrecht.

His lawyer, Giuliana Loza, will appeal on Monday.The decision will be examined by a criminal chamber superior of the judiciary

The leader of the opposition was already in "preliminary" detention for a week but was released on 17 October by an appeal court.

The corruption scandal surrounding the Odebrecht society also spat on the former presidents Alejandro Toledo (2001-2006 ), who fled to the States ts-United, and Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (2016-2018), resigned in March, overwhelmed by allegations that he lied about his ties to the Brazilian company.

The exmandatarios Alan García and Ollanta Humala (2011-2016) are also the subject of an investigation. The latter was remanded for nine months, his wife Nadine

Keiko, and the four former plaintiffs denying the charges, although prosecutors use the confessions of the Odebrecht officials who are now collaborating with the law .

Judge Richard Concepción Carhuancho, who sent Keiko to prison, will resume the hearing on Monday to resolve the fate of 10 co-defendants.