Overview
- Interim Attorney General Tomás Gálvez ordered the deactivation of the special Lava Jato prosecution team.
- Pérez says he was reassigned to an office that initially lacked basic conditions to operate, which he expects to be remedied soon.
- He condemns a hostile internal climate and criticizes Gálvez’s language toward former team members, saying it undermines anti-corruption work.
- He insists the Caso Cocteles investigation remains active and argues Constitutional Court decisions benefited Keiko Fujimori while Ollanta Humala remains imprisoned.
- He reports political attacks and warns of potential reprisals against himself and Rafael Vela, and says he has begun writing articles to document the team’s work.