Former President’s wife pleads with neighboring country, Embassy reached refuge

Peru News: Former Peru’s former President Olanta Humala Money Laundering case has been sentenced to 15 years. At the same time, his wife Nadin Hardia was present during the court hearing. She was quoted by the media as per the Peru’s capital Lima Brazilian Embassy. These things came out that he sought refuge in the Brazilian embassy. The political stir has increased with the neighboring Embassy demanding shelter from the embassy.

According to the statement of Peru’s Foreign Ministry, the Brazilian embassy informed that Hardia had reached the embassy on Tuesday morning. It is not clear that he entered the embassy before or after the declaration of sentence. CNN said that Peru’s Foreign Ministry and Embassy have been contacted, as well as an attempt is being made to contact Hardia’s lawyer.

Illegal funding in election
The case against former President Olanta Humala is associated with alleged illegal funding in election campaigns during 2006 and 2011. Prosecutors claim that Humala’s Nationalist Party had received illegal money for their campaigns from Venezuela government and Brazil’s construction company Odbreak. Humala and his wife had earlier denied the allegations.

Former Peru’s first woman Nadin Hardia

Hardia disappeared at the hearing
Let us know that in the trial for three years, the court ruled on Tuesday. Former President Humala was present in the court while the judge was giving the verdict, but Heredia was absent. Soon after the announcement of the verdict, the judiciary started the process of immediately sending Humala to jail. His lawyer Wilfredo Pedraja called the verdict inappropriate and said that he would appeal to it.

Demand for 20-26 years sentence
He said, ‘It is unacceptable to say the panel that the illegality of crime can be verified later. Oral hearing and punishment require concrete evidence, not guess. At the same time, prosecutors were demanding 20 years for Humala and 26 years for Hardia.