The former president faces two investigations for alleged acts of corruption linked to Odebrecht. EFE/Eduardo Munoz

After his extradition to the Peru -in connection with two alleged corruption cases investigated by the pursuit– The ex-president Alejandro Toledo (possible Peru) He will know this Wednesday 29 if his bail is canceled or if his arrest is ordered.

U.S. Judge Thomas S. Hixson, a judge for the Northern District of California in UNITED STATES, will be responsible for adopting the corresponding measure. If the second scenario occurs, the ex-president will return to prison to continue his process of surrender to Peruvian justice.

Before a judgment is rendered, the public prosecutor Toledo Manrique He will present his arguments to the authorities to prevent his extradition. A few days ago, the lawyer introduced a new legal resource to stop the proceedings for seven days, but was granted a shorter term.

The former party leader Possible Peru he could receive sentences of twenty years and six months in prison; and another of 16 years and eight months in prison for the cases Southern Interoceanic Highway sections 2 and 3; And ‘Ecoteva‘, respectively.

On the other hand, after the presentation of the lawyer’s reasons, the hearing where the situation of the former head of state will be assessed will be held on March 9 at ten o’clock in the morning.

The government of UNITED STATES He pointed out that maintaining the freedom of the former president, in the current state of his situation, improperly grants the stay requested by his lawyer. This request has already been submitted up to two times.

Because Toledo’s defense failed in this court, the Habeas Corpus Court, and before the Secretary of State, his flight risk increased. beyond the point of adequate attenuation by any release condition. Therefore, freedom should no longer be granted to Toledo,” it was stressed.

the senior prosecutor alfredo rebazahead of the Office for International Judicial Cooperation and Extraditions, argued a few days ago that there was still no deadline for Toledo to be delivered to Peru. He specified, in dialogue with the RPP, that it is necessary to wait until the authorities of the said country “confirm that this person is ready to be transferred”.

“We say this knowingly. There is no strict deadline there is no fixed term but by refining the work and the coordination between the two States, let’s hope it doesn’t last seven or eight weeks, let’s hope it’s even less,” he said.

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