La prepotencia de “Chibolín” en Lurigancho: reveladores y nuevos detalles de su estancia en prisión

Television host Andrés Hurtado, better known as "Chibolín," has completed 11 days of pretrial detention at the Lurigancho prison, and, according to Panorama sources, his behavior appears to have changed significantly. Last Thursday, during his transfer to the Penitentiary Clinic, an incident with other inmates highlighted his new attitude in prison. According to Luis Vargas' report, when some inmates referred to him by his nickname "Chibolín," Hurtado responded contemptuously, saying, "What's wrong with these poor people?" This comment broke the cordial relationship he seemed to maintain with the other inmates until then. In addition to this incident, Hurtado has displayed an arrogant attitude toward prison rules. According to the latest visiting list, inmates were allowed to choose up to 10 visitors for the weekend. However, the artist only accepted one visit, arguing that he would not be staying at the Lurigancho prison for long. “I'M NOT GOING TO STAY LONG” “I'm not going to fill out the visitation requests because I'm not going to stay here long,” he declared, only allowing visits from Damaris Moreno Sánchez, a Venezuelan citizen who works in his home. These statements reinforce the perception that Hurtado hasn't fully accepted his legal status, and the tension in his prison environment could worsen in the coming days.