Overview

• The non-postponable hearing will be held virtually at 3 p.m. under Judge Leodan Cristóbal Ayala, opening the case’s intermediate stage.
• Prosecutor Geovana Morí seeks 35-year prison terms for Ollanta Humala and Nadine Heredia, with additional requests of 9 to 35 years for 21 other defendants including former ministers and ex-Odebrecht executive Jorge Barata.
• The judiciary labeled the proceeding high complexity, citing a dossier exceeding 54,878 pages, 23 accused parties, and 11 pending motions for dismissal.
• The accusation alleges irregularities and illicit payments that favored Odebrecht-linked firms in the Gasoducto Sur Peruano and Gasoducto Andino del Sur projects during 2011–2015, with charges including association ilícita, aggravated collusion, and money laundering.
• The case advances as Humala serves a separate 15-year sentence at Barbadillo prison and Heredia remains in Brazil under granted asylum following their April money-laundering conviction.