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JEE Identifies Congress Technician in Keiko Fujimori Rally Camera Case, Orders Replies From Two Officials

The Pacasmayo electoral panel views the partisan use of an inventoried state camera as a neutrality breach that may constitute embezzlement by use, triggering administrative and prosecutorial reviews.

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Congresista Edwin Martínez presenta denuncia constitucional contra Fernando Rospigliosi por uso de cámara en mitin de Fuerza Popular
JEE Pacasmayo ordena al Congreso revelar nombre de funcionario que usó cámara en mitin de Keiko Fujimori
El JEE Pacasmayo dispuso que, en dos días hábiles, se presente un informe complementario respecto a la identificación del trabajador del Congreso que habría incurrido en el acto irregular.

Overview

  • Daniel Luza Amésquita was named as the operator of a Congress-owned, inventoried camera used to film the October 30 rally in Trujillo where Keiko Fujimori announced her precandidacy.
  • The JEE requested formal descargos from Luza and from Jaime Abensur Pinasco, who covered the Oficialía Mayor during Giovanni Forno’s vacation on the date the equipment left Congress.
  • A fiscalization report by coordinator Luz Chiroque Cruz flags possible functional responsibility for Congress president Fernando Rospigliosi and recommends sending the case to the Comptroller’s Office and the Public Ministry.
  • Congress says the implicated worker resigned on November 1 and that an internal administrative sanction process has been opened without prejudice to potential civil or criminal liability.
  • Congressman Edwin Martínez filed a constitutional complaint against Rospigliosi over the alleged misuse of state equipment, while Rospigliosi denies involvement and has asked the JEE to archive the case.