He Judiciary (PJ) ordered that the Public Ministry (MP) make the corresponding accusation in the process followed against Vladimir Cerron and others co-involved in alleged illicit acts in the “Antalsis” case.
The decision was adopted by the Sixth Preparatory Investigation Court, after confirming that the former fugitive and leader of Free Peru (P.L.) will continue to be prosecuted to respond to civil reparation for three alleged crimes in this process.
“It is specified that the fourteen investigated have been dismissed only with respect to the specific facts indicated in the records. Consequently, the Public Ministry is ordered, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 3 of article 348 of the CPP, to formulate the corresponding accusation regarding the facts not included in this decision, in order to continue with the processing of the mixed fiscal accusation.”, the court reaffirmed.
Court rejects Vladimir Cerrón’s request and orders the prosecution to file charges
As is remembered, Cerrón Rojas had questioned – through an appeal – that the judiciary closed the crime of aggravated collusion in the field of criminal liability, but ordered that he continue to be prosecuted for that same crime in the field of civil liability.
However, in a recent resolution, the Preparatory Investigation Court reported that the Superior Chamber had rejected Cerrón Rojas’s appeal and confirmed its decision so that he remains linked to civil reparation for the alleged crime of aggravated collusion.
“It is important to note that the resolution was appealed at the time by the defendant Vladimir Roy Cerron Rojas, creating the appeal notebook submitted to the Hierarchical Superior which confirmed the end of the contested resolution through Resolution No. 31, dated 08/07/2026 notified 08/26/2026.”the court noted.
In this way, Cerrón Rojas will continue to be prosecuted and must respond for civil reparation linked to the alleged crimes of aggravated collusion, illicit association to commit a crime, and passive bribery.
The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office has requested a total of S/38,190,930.59 for the entire case; However, Cerrón Rojas and his co-defendants involved in the same allegedly criminal acts would have to pay the sum of S/19,000,000.00 of the total and jointly.
Public Ministry must present accusation
After resolving the appeal presented by Vladimir Cerrón Rojas; In the same resolution, the court ratified its decision for the Public Ministry to file charges against all those involved in the events and crimes that are still in force.
In this case, in the criminal field, the alleged crimes of illicit association to commit a crime and passive bribery still exist against Cerrón Rojas.
In the case of the illicit association to commit a crime, the prosecutor’s office is prosecuting him as part of an alleged criminal organization that would have operated between 2010 and 2014, a time in which Cerrón served as Regional Governor of Junín, and in that capacity he would have made the bidding for various public works available to the criminal organization.
While, regarding his own passive bribery, Cerrón Rojas is implicated for having received two vans for his campaign in 2011, in exchange for favoring the organization with public works.
Court rejects Vladimir Cerrón’s request and orders the prosecution to file charges
