Last Wednesday, May 24th, the Prosecution searched the facilities of the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF) for the second time this year. On that occasion, the new duty of care applied to two objectives: the distribution of goods to persons unrelated to sport and the use of the facilities by persons having no employment or sporting relationship with the facility, leading to the discovery of seven living persons led in St. Louis
With that in mind, Chief Prosecutor Jorge Chávez Cotrina provided further details on the proceedings. He revealed that these individuals are from Chongoyape, the city where Agustín Lozano, President of the FPF, is from.
“(About) the employment relationship that these people have Seen, one of them is a lawyer who she believes has a contract where she supposedly has to provide her with accommodation. The question is whether to do this inside or outside of Videna. “Of course, the director of the FPF can host a collaborator, but he cannot use the facilities that are dedicated exclusively to athletes,” Cotrina first explained to GolPerú
The chief prosecutor also added the origin of these persons. “The strange thing is that these seven people are from Chongoyape, the place where the President of the Federation, Agustín Lozano, is from.”
The rooms. The 7 people stay here. Photo: spread
On the other hand, he assured that they found exercise equipment in one of the rooms, which is surprising since it is supposed to be in a warehouse. “In one of the rooms of these houses, one of the workers found 120 pairs of slippers. You have to explain why these are there when they should have been in a warehouse.
New research?
Chávez Cotrina assured that a new investigation has been added to this whole process. “There is something transcendent. Early today (Friday), my office is directing the La Victoria Attorney’s Office to launch an investigation into the subject of the trip to Qatar. Among the information we have and the documentation we have collected are people who have traveled there Qatar You weren’t on the commission. “It’s money that has to be used on other issues, it has to be investigated who bought the tickets for the base wives and other relatives, the driver also went with them,” he explained, before referring to the television rights deals , a topic that is still unfinished.
“Another important point under investigation is that all contracts contain a confidentiality clause, particularly in TV rights contracts. According to the standard, 10% of the fees charged by the FPF for broadcasting the games must go to the IPD in order to fund sports activities in national schools. “We have to see if that has been fulfilled,” he said.
The chief prosecutor also denied the information that he searched the home of Lozano or one of his managers. “Until now, searches of private homes have not been required,” he concluded.
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be sincere Prosecutor Chávez Cotrina confirmed that there is no effective collaborator in the investigation. “What there is is a protected witness. It is a question of a source of information, whose name is of course not mentioned for security reasons. The witness is not involved in the investigation. “He’s already explained it,” he said.