La soledad de “Chibolín”: el arma legal de Andrés Hurtado para lograr su libertad

Former television host Andrés Hurtado, known as "Chibolín," is seeking release through a legal strategy that seeks to disprove his innocence. According to his lawyer, Elio Riera, the investigations into alleged influence peddling in the Roberto Siucho and Javier Miu Lei cases are unfounded, as no illegal intervention took place. In the case of soccer player Roberto Siucho, who was required to renounce his Peruvian nationality to play in China, the legal defense maintains that the communication between Hurtado Grados and the former head of Immigration, Roxana del Águila, does not constitute a crime, as she had no direct involvement in the process of revoking the player's nationality. Elio Riera raises a similar issue regarding businessman Javier Miu Lei, who was seeking to recover his seized gold. The lawyer asserts that Andrés Hurtado's communications with prosecutor Elizabeth Peralta also do not constitute an irregularity, as the judge had no jurisdiction or direct involvement in the case. HIS DAUGHTERS IN THE UNITED STATES Meanwhile, Andrés Hurtado remains in pretrial detention and has asked his daughters to stay out of his legal troubles. His eldest daughter, Josetty Hurtado, continues her life in the United States, where she works as a saleswoman and advertising image, participating in the promotion of the popular Labubu plush toys on Disney's exteriors. Go to http://ptv.pe/451681 for more information. Broadcast on Panamericana Televisión's Panorama program on August 24, 2025. More information about Peru and the world at panamericana.pe