Another Constitutional Complaint Filed Against Dina Boluarte in the "Cofre" Case

Another constitutional complaint filed against Dina Boluarte in the "Cofre" case | Public Prosecutor's Office | Juan José Santiváñez | Public Prosecutor's Office

Lima, 17 May (Press Latina) Three new complaints from the Attorney General's Office against President Dina Boluarte, presented to Parliament for alleged crimes of illicit enrichment, cover-up of a clandestine politician and even abandonment of office, concentrate expectations in Peru today. The post Three new cases raise 10 complaints against President of Peru first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office reported that it filed a new constitutional complaint against the President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, this Friday.The accusation presented to Congress through the Area Specialized in Illicit Enrichment and Constitutional Complaints responds to the alleged crimes of omission of functions and, alternatively, abandonment of office.The Public Prosecutor's Office explained in a statement that the president had unl…

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The interim president, Dina Boluarte, was authorized by Congress to attend the enthronement of Pope Leo XIV, whom the Peruvian government considers to be one more citizen of this country where she carried out pastoral work for several decades. Boluarte, whose popularity does not exceed five points, according to the latest polls, needs to be entrusted to heaven although for more earthly reasons. Her week was closed with a new constitutional denun…