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Peru Prosecutors Seek to Bar Dina Boluarte From Leaving as Judge Sets Oct. 15 Hearing

With her immunity gone, prosecutors are racing to lock in measures that keep her in the country.

(Composición: El Comercio)
Las autoridades políticas, representantes de la sociedad civil y de gremios en la región La Libertad coincidieron en sostener que el tema no pasaba por aprobar la vacancia de Dina Boluarte y poner a otro presidente, sino cambiar el modelo de gobernar para alcanzar estabilidad y frenar la ola criminal en el país.
Jorge Chávez Cotrina, coordinador de fiscalías contra el crimen organizado, advirtió que la ley del Congreso favorece a los delincuentes. (Foto: Andina)
DINA BOLUARTE

Overview

  • The 36‑month travel ban request, tied to the 'Dinámicos del Centro' money‑laundering probe, will be evaluated by Judge Fernando Valdez Pimentel on October 15.
  • A separate 18‑month request targets alleged misuse of office linked to EsSalud appointments and cosmetic surgeries during her tenure.
  • A Judicial Branch official posted a court summons on Boluarte’s door in Surquillo after no one answered, with notice also sent to her defense electronically.
  • Boluarte told reporters she has not sought asylum and has no intention of leaving Peru, as her lawyer said she remains at home.
  • The Public Ministry scheduled four confrontations for October 27–28 in the laundering case, while prosecutors argue there is a flight risk due to her resources.