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Alfredo Sánchez Miranda, son of the defendant for drug trafficking Orlando Sánchez Paredes denounced this Sunday that former president Alan García interceded for the Canadian mining company Sulliden so that the company of his family pay a deposit worth a billion dollars in a mine that they bought in 2003.
In statements to Sunday Sánchez Miranda explained that it all started when her family's company, Comarsa, bought the total shares of the Algamarca mine in Cajamarca. This mine had as an option the sale of the concessions to the Sulliden company for a fixed term, an agreement that Comarsa accepted and that Sulliden did not respect the deadline, but that he wanted to resume after the refusal of the Sánchez family Paredes.
Disputes and Forced Sale
The dispute over the filing went to a process in the judiciary and according to Sánchez Miranda, when they were going to win the case, former President Alan García convened a press conference on January 28, 2008 in which ensured that he would persecute the Sánchez Paredes family for an alleged money laundering.
However; the son of Orlando Sánchez Paredes said that behind this investigation there were economic interests and that the characters involved belonged to the nearest circle of the former President García. He added that after the conference, the García government forced them to sell the deposit because it was valued at 2 billion US dollars for only 50 million US dollars, so that 39, he would finally be sold 1 billion US dollars in 2015.
"He came out in press conference to say that he had discovered us and that thanks to his conference an investigation was opened ( …) What García does not say is that behind his press conference there were economic interests, the conflict of a mine where the characters who acted were his own. people. "
Proof of Pressure
Sánchez Miranda stated that his family managed to bring the case to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights where several testimonies have been compiled that demonstrate alleged pressure by the Garci government In favor of Sulliden
One of them is the former president of the Superior Court of Lima, Cesar Vega Vega, who, in an affidavit, stated that 39, he had received a warning from the lawyer Alberto Quimper not to give a favorable decision to Sánchez Paredes in the dispute over the filing
"During his visit to My office, the lawyer Quimper told me to pay attention to the Sulliden case because Alan García had ordered a thorough investigation regardless of who could catch criminal penalties, and that he did not want me to suffer the consequences of being in prison. agreement with Sánchez in the Sulliden case . I clearly understood that these statements posed a threat to my judicial independence, and immediately chased Alberto Quimper out of my office. "
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