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Caso Pichanaqui Fiscalia Aun No Acusa a Oficiales Pnp Por Muertes En Protestas Contra Boluarte
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Six months after concluding the preparatory investigation against three police commanders regarding deaths during protests in Pichanaqui, the formal accusation phase has not begun. Legal representatives state that the process is stalled because the judiciary must first incorporate the victims' families as civil plaintiffs before moving to the control of accusations stage.
Key points
- The preparatory investigation against three police commanders (Villalón Trillo, Chávez Navarro, and Vargas Ontón) concluded six months ago regarding deaths in Pichanaqui.
- The charges filed are not for direct shooting but for 'commission by omission' or failure of duty within the police chain of command.
- Legal experts indicate that the process is currently delayed because the court must first formalize the inclusion of victims' families as civil plaintiffs.
- This delay is compounded by the general high workload and lack of specialization in human rights cases within the relevant Lima courts.
- The article notes that similar delays are occurring with investigations into deaths during protests in other regions, including Cusco, Ayacucho, and Puno.
Claims assessed
- VerifiableThe preparatory investigation against three police commanders for deaths in Pichanaqui was concluded on December 18, 2025.
- VerifiableThe charges against the officers are based on 'commission by omission' or failure of duty within the police chain of command.
- VerifiableThe case cannot advance to a formal accusation because the judiciary has not yet resolved the incorporation of victims' families as civil plaintiffs.
Missing context
The article does not specify the current timeline for when the judicial system expects to resolve the incorporation of civil plaintiffs, nor does it detail what specific measures are being taken by the Ministry of Justice to address the lack of specialization and high workload in these human rights cases.
Topic context
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