The main witness of the corruption incident in the Peruvian Lima Mayor, LIMA, was found to have died in his house, the Peruza Prosecutor said in less than three months of the trial.
José Miguel Castro, who lives in a household pension, was a local government official during the Susana Villarán Mayor of Susana Villarán from 2011 to 2014.
He was a co -defendant in a trial with Villarán, accused of receiving £ 13 million bribes from Brazilian construction companies.
In 2019, Villarán admitted that he was funded by the company, but denied it as a bribe. Castro was working with the prosecution for the investigation. The cause of his death is not yet known.
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“We were looking forward to his valuable contribution,” he added to the trial.
The 75 -year -old Villarán was accused of forming a criminal organization that received millions of dollars from ODEBRECHT (now Novonor) and OAS, a public offering, money laundering and construction company.
The prosecution insisted that Mr. Castro was the second order of a criminal organization.
In 2019, Villarán admitted that ODEBRECHT and OAS have raised funds to raise funds to the 2013 market campaign, but they refused to form a bribe.
The trial will begin on September 23.
MS Villarán is one of many Peruvian politicians involved in the Odebrecht scandal.
In 2016, the Brazilian Construction Giant recognized bribery throughout Latin America and Africa to sign a construction contract.
Many former President Peru was investigated, including Ollanta Humala, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison earlier this year, and Alejandro Toledo, who was sentenced to imprisonment for more than 20 years last year.
Another former leader, Alan Garcia, killed him in 2019 when the authorities arrived at his house to arrest him.
Another president, Pedro Pablo Kusinski, is underway. He refuses to prosecution.
