Ex-military investigated for drug trafficking met at the Palace with Pedro Castillo and visited former Minister Juan Silva at the MTC RMMN

A report by Cuarto Poder revealed that Julio César Bravo Sánchez, a former Chotano military officer who was discharged from the Army for his alleged links to drug trafficking and who was in prison, met with peter castle in the Government Palace and also visited former fugitive minister Juan Silva when he was still in charge of the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC).

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The Sunday detailed that Bravo has visited twice in government palace to the president. The first time was on August 20, 2021 and on that occasion they were together for more than two hours. In addition, on his second visit he spent four hours in the Palace.

Likewise, according to the call log of the number that Castillo Terrones used until the end of last year, there are calls and text messages between the two during the months of May and June, a time that coincides with the development of the general elections.

One of the messages that was recorded on June 9 says: “My brother, we are in the middle of a battle with the lawyers about the records observed.” This was a few days after the second electoral round.

Fourth Estate communicated with the ex-soldier and he claimed to know peter castle since he was a union leader, that is, before he ran for the Presidency of the Republic.

“I have known Mr. Pedro Castillo since before he was even a candidate, when he was a union leader. And I know him and I have an event worldwide and I can pass it on to you, what do you think?”, he declared.

The report also showed a video from January 6, where Julio Bravo enters the MTC in the company of the lawyer Juan Altamirano Sánchez and the businessman Lito Dávila Toro when Juan Silva still had this portfolio. However, the Sunday newspaper reported that the arrival of these three characters does not appear in the income register.

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