Overview
- Investigating judge Víctor Alcocer concluded accusation control on November 21 and ordered the auto de enjuiciamiento to open oral proceedings.
- The case centers on the Lomas de Ilo and Moquegua Regional Hospital contracts and alleges coordination with Obrainsa and ICCGSA to defraud the state.
- Alcocer rejected defense exceptions of prescription, lack of action, and lis pendens, allowing the collusion charge to proceed.
- The order will be delivered electronically to the parties for trial preparation, while defense attorney Erwin Siccha says second-instance appeals remain pending.
- In the parallel bribery case, prosecutors allege more than S/2.3 million in payments and the Lava Jato team is seeking 15 years, with the verdict scheduled for November 26.