Overview
- An Interpol Paraguay liaison said Erick Moreno Hernández’s extradition could take as long as 90 days under Paraguayan law, with earlier estimates placing the process at about 60 days.
- Moreno was presented to a judge via teleconference and is being held under preventive detention in a maximum‑security facility in Emboscada.
- Authorities outlined stages that include receipt of formal requests, judicial analysis and possible appeals, which can extend the duration.
- Because he entered Paraguay without legal documentation, administrative expulsion remains a faster alternative if Peru withdraws its extradition petitions and migration authorities opt to remove him.
- Paraguayan police cited close coordination with Peruvian counterparts and the use of Guaraní during the operation to prevent leaks, while stressing both rights guarantees and the detainee’s high dangerousness.