Overview
- The National Preparatory Investigation Court executed the Constitutional Court’s order and definitively archived the money‑laundering and criminal‑organization case against Keiko Fujimori and multiple co‑defendants, including Fuerza Popular.
- Judge Wilson Verástegui’s resolution lifts all personal and property restrictions previously imposed on Fujimori under the now‑voided charges.
- The ruling extends to numerous co‑accused, while maintaining a laundering imputation against Mark Vito Villanella and MVV Bienes Raíces SAC for further proceedings.
- Imputations for false declaration in administrative proceedings and generic falsehood were returned to prosecutors for a new decision and, according to legal analyses, could face statute‑of‑limitations questions.
- The National Control Authority suspended prosecutor José Domingo Pérez from the Public Ministry for six months, a move announced the same day the case was closed; separately, a January 21 hearing was set on Martín Vizcarra’s request to halt execution of his sentence.