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The Minister of the Interior, Carlos Morán, announced that coordination with the international police had already begun for the arrest of Jaime Yoshiyama, investigated alleged money laundering during Keiko Fujimori's 2011 campaign and who is facing a 36-month pre-trial detention order.
"The police are already informed, this arrest warrant is already in the system and all organs at the international level have been activated so that this person can be arrested," he said. Carlos Morán before the press.
The Interior Minister avoided giving details about these coordinations, but said that he was still studying the possibility of including him in the rewards program.
"We are talking about this situation, we have not decided anything about it because there is a protocol to follow […] We are evaluating this protocol and it will take place (a decision) in the coming days, "he said.
The preparatory investigating judge Richard Concepcion Carhuancho, imposed 36 months of preventive prison against Jaime Yoshiyama whereas there were clues that linked the former secretary general of Fuerza Popular to the money laundering crime alleged in Keiko Fujimori's campaign.
According to the prosecutor José Domingo Pérez, Jaime Yoshiyama would be part of the leadership of a criminal organization headed by Keiko Fujimori that would focus on looking for fake contributors to conceal illicit contributions, such as they would have received from Odebrecht in 2011.
As well as Jaime YoshiyamaRichard Concepción Carhuancho imposed a preventive prison on the Fuerza Popular leader, his main political advisers (Pier Figari and Ana Herz de Vega), Vicente Silva Checa and other investigators.
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