Overview
- Keiko Fujimori’s lawyer asked the Tenth Investigative Court to immediately enter the definitive archive in compliance with the Constitutional Court’s ruling.
- Prosecutor José Domingo Pérez said the decision was political, alleged harassment from Congress and Fuerza Popular, and stated he may resign from the Public Ministry.
- Pérez disputed the tribunal’s assertion that the accusation was returned 19 times, arguing the opinion failed to cite a source and that the claim is untrue.
- Magistrate César Ochoa defended the habeas corpus ruling as safeguarding legality and reasonable time, while TC president Luz Pacheco voted against annulling the case.
- Lava Jato coordinator Rafael Vela argued the court is acting as a “fourth instance” and warned the ruling could ripple into other campaign finance investigations.