Mark Vito Villanella: The judge orders the impediment to leave the country for 36 months for Keiko Fujimori's husband | Politics

Judge Richard Concepción Carhuancho, of the first preparatory investigation court, accepted the request of prosecutor José Domingo Pérez and ordered an impediment to leave the country for 36 months. Mark Vito Villanellahusband of Keiko Fujimori, leader of Fuerza Popular.

The measure is part of the investigation followed by the employer for the alleged offense of money laundering to the detriment of the state. The restriction applies from today, November 27, 2018, until November 26, 2021.

The information was disclosed by Giuliana Loza, a lawyer for the couple. "We have just been informed of this arbitrary decision that we will appeal, once again, an injustice is committed against the Fujimori family," he said on Twitter.

Later, in a communication with Channel N, Loza insisted that it was an abuse and a disproportionate measure.

As recalled, the judge assessed the tax request last Wednesday at a hearing attended by Mark Vito Villanella.

Prosecutor José Domingo Pérez opened a preliminary investigation against Mark Vito Villanella after accumulating the investigation for Fuerza Popular cocktails (occurred in 2016), in which the US citizen was included, with alleged irregular contributions to the campaign's 2011 (Odebrecht case). The investigation is also given under the law on organized crime.

As part of the investigations, the prosecution analyzes the real estate transactions of Keiko Fujimori's husband. For example, the payment of more than S / 617,000 for two lots of land in Chilca between 2012 and 2015. In addition, a land of 1,000 square meters in Cieneguilla for 145,000 USD.

At last week's hearing, the prosecutor said that Mark Vito Vilanella had unjustified incomes. who has received suspicious money transfers from abroad; and that the land of Cieneguilla would have been acquired with the money from his wife's campaign for the year 2011.

"If my crime is to be Keiko's husband, sentence me to death, but if my crime must be a money launderer, I answer them that it's wrong, I'm not a washerman, I I'm just a gringo who invested his capital in Peru I'm not a washerman, I'm just a businessman who had a small success, I'm not a washerman, I'm just Keiko's husband and I'm 'love with all my heart,' said the researcher that day.