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Judge Lifts Restrictions on Keiko Fujimori in ‘Cócteles’ Case Under New 36-Month Limit

The court applied Law 32130’s cap on restricted appearance measures in organized-crime probes.

Overview

  • Judge Wilson Verástegui declared the restricted appearance order imposed on April 30, 2020 expired and replaced it with simple appearance during a Sept. 12 hearing.
  • The ruling relied on Law 32130, which limits restricted appearance in organized-crime cases to 36 months, a threshold the prior measure had exceeded.
  • The 70,000-soles bond remains in force as a patrimonial guarantee and will not be returned at this stage.
  • Prosecutor José Domingo Pérez’s July 2 accusation seeking 35 years for aggravated money laundering and related falsity offenses remains active.
  • Participants in the hearing signaled conformity with the decision, and a separate Tribunal Constitucional review of the case is pending.