Overview
- Panorama published a WhatsApp screenshot that Santiváñez allegedly forwarded identifying “Kenita” as an internal contact and saying the case was on the next hearing list.
- The family of Miguel Marcelo Salirrosas provided transfer receipts totaling US$20,000 said to have been requested for “external advisors,” in addition to S/20,000 in legal fees.
- Kenita Jaque de la Cruz confirmed she has worked in Sala 2 of the Constitutional Court since January 2024 but rejected being any nexus and said she has never spoken with Santiváñez.
- Magistrate Gustavo Gutiérrez Ticse denied interference and told prosecutors he does not know Santiváñez, as earlier audios attributed to the ex-minister—one reportedly validated by a forensic analysis—circulated naming him.
- The Constitutional Court ultimately declared the habeas corpus unfounded and confirmed the 27-year sentence, and reports say prosecutors are reviewing the allegations after receiving statements.