Geiner Alvarado: Chats confirm that Salatiel Marrufo was able to pay off the ex-minister’s debt | Sada Gore | Pedro Castillo | Corrupt Pedro Castillo | | principle

Marrufo stated before the trial that the loan was paid as a bribe from the businessman. Sada GoreHe offered it so that Pedro Castillo’s government supported the Marca Group by signing an agreement to fund MiVivienda.

El Comercio has already given an account of Marrufo’s version, saying: “From the money given to me by Sada Gore Chong, on October 21, 2021 in the city of Lima, I paid a debt of S/ 70 thousand owed by then Minister Kaynar Alvarado Lopez to a businessman outside the Ministry of Housing., when he worked at Chachaboes. The act is embodied in an out-of-court transaction.

Detail

The “businessman” Marrufo refers to is lawyer Henry Garcia Guevara, who has testified before the prosecution as a witness.

García said he met Marrufo in 2017, when he was the Regional Director of Transport and Communications of the Amazonas Regional Government, where he was the head of the Amazonas Roads Directorate.

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That same year, Alvarado agreed to invest S/ 100,000 in a company he said he was creating, but it didn’t pan out.

Four years later, Alvarado was appointed Minister of Housing. Garcia contacted him to agree to pay the remaining S/50 thousand on the loan and S/20 thousand for interest..

Alvarado responded that Marrufo would attend him, as confirmed by chats accessed by El Comercio..

Agreement

According to Garcia’s trial testimony, Marrufo called him on Oct. 20, 2021, to talk about the loan.

He insisted that Garcia speak to the minister, but Marrufo replied that he could not reveal himself and that he would take care of everything.

“We have agreed to deal with additional justice […] Agreed to meet at Kennedy Park; [pero] Finally, we found myself near the Ministry of Housing, where I had changed into a taxi. […] In an envelope, he gave me 17,000 dollars in 100 dollar bills, which at the exchange rate at the time was about 68,000 soles. “He insulted me by telling me what was missing, so we decided to retire,” he said.

“It’s Debt”

Lawyer Rosa Bartra, Gaynor Alvarado’s legal representative, told El Comercio that the loan was a loan from Marrufo.

“Gener Alvarado accepted the loan Marrufo offered to settle that debt, and he would have an opportunity to respond once the process began (in which he was called for the first time by the Illegal Enrichment and Constitutional Complaints Section of the National Prosecutor’s Office).”, he said in a conversation with El Comercio.

Bartra added, “As far as Gaynor Alvarado is concerned, the case is just beginning. At the moment, he is in pre-trial detention for signing Emergency Order 102-2021.

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Former minister Miguel Castro has been in pre-trial detention for 36 months in Castro prison.

Meanwhile, Marrufo broke out of the same prison last May, after his detention was changed due to judicial restrictions and bans on leaving the country.

Corey has been in preliminary detention since July 7. Judge Raul Justiniano continued this Thursday, July 20, in which the request for a 36-month pretrial detention against him was evaluated.