Maxkamadda Dastuuriga ah ee Peru ayaa xabsiga ka sii daysay Madaxweynihii hore Ollanta Humala

Madaxweynihii hore ee Peru Ollanta Humala ayaa laga sii daayay xabsiga ka dib markii Maxkamadda Dastuuriga ah ay tirtirtay xukunkiisii 15 sano ee xabsiga ee la xidhiidha fadeexaddii musuqmaasuqa ee shirkadda dhismaha ee Brazil Odebrecht. Go'aanku wuxuu dhashay 15-kii July.

Xabsiga iyo Xukunkii Hore

Humala wuxuu xabsiga ku jiray xarig gaar ah oo ku taal bariga Lima hoyga u ah hoggaamiyayaashii hore ee Peru ee xabsiga ku jira. Isaga iyo xaaskiisa Nadine Heredia ayaa sanadkii hore lagu helay dambi ah inay lacag dhaqayn sameeyeen oo ay ka qaateen tabaruco sharci darro ah Odebrecht iyo dowladda Venezuela.

Humala oo 64 jir ah ayaa xilka hayay intii u dhaxaysay 2011 ilaa 2016, wuxuuna ahaa madaxweynihii ugu horeeyay ee Peru ee la maxkamadeeya fadeexadda Odebrecht, taas oo sumcad dhac ku keentay saddex madaxweyne oo kale oo hore. Xaaskiisa Heredia ayaa markii dambe magangalyo ka heshay Brazil.

Go'aanka Maxkamadda iyo Doodda Qareenka

Go'aankii Maxkamadda Dastuuriga ah ee ku xidhan 15-kii July wuxuu dhigayaa in dhammaan dacwaddii ciqaabta ee Ollanta Moises Humala Tasso ay tahay mid aan waxba ahayn. Maxkamaddu waxay sheegtay in codsigiisii habeas corpus uu ahaa mid 'sal ah' maxaa yeelay ficilka loo xukumay ma ahayn mid qeexan oo lacag dhaqayn ah.

Qareenka Humala, Wilfredo Pedraza, ayaa xusay in dhinacoodu go'aanka u qaatay 'qancin la taaban karo'. Tani waxay muujinaysaa in nidaamkii dacwadda loo aqoonsaday mid aan caddaynayn dambiga marka la eego sharciga wakhtiga tabarucaadka ololaha doorashada la aqbalay.

Fadeexadda Odebrecht ee Latin America

Sannadkii 2016, Odebrecht waxay ogolaatay inay bixiso $3.5bn oo ganaax ah kadib markii ay $788m oo laaluush siisay hoggaamiyayaasha iyo saraakiisha dowladdaha si ay u helaan mashaariicdhismeed oo ku baahsan Latin America. Shirkadu hadda waxaa loo yaqaan Novonor.

Odebrecht waxay qiratay inay ugu yaraan $29m oo laaluush siisay saraakiisha Peru intii u dhaxaysay 2005 ilaa 2014. Tani waxay qayb ka tahay fadeexaddii caalamiga ahayd ee musuqmaasuqa ka dhex taagnaa dhowr waddan oo qaaraddaas ku yaal.

Constitutional Court voids proceedings in Odebrecht-linked money laundering case

Former Peruvian President Ollanta Humala has been released from prison after the Constitutional Court overturned his 15-year sentence tied to the Odebrecht corruption scandal. He had been held at a special facility in eastern Lima for former leaders. The ruling was dated July 15.

Conviction and Court Ruling

Humala, 64, and his wife Nadine Heredia were found guilty last year of money laundering for illegal contributions from Odebrecht, now Novonor, and the Venezuelan government in two campaigns. Heredia later received asylum in Brazil. The case linked to a global bribery network.

The Constitutional Court declared the entire criminal proceedings against Ollanta Moises Humala Tasso null and void. It ruled his habeas corpus petition 'well-founded', finding he was convicted for conduct not legally defined as money laundering when contributions were received.

Political Context and Legal Response

Humala, a former army officer who led Peru from 2011 to 2016, was the first ex-leader tried in the Odebrecht scandal that also tainted three other former presidents. His release marks a significant turn in the long-running corruption proceedings.

His lawyer Wilfredo Pedraza said the side received the judgement 'with considerable satisfaction'. The decision follows scrutiny of legal definitions applied retroactively in the money laundering conviction against the former head of state.

Odebrecht Scandal Scope

In 2016, Odebrecht agreed to pay $3.5bn in penalties after spending $788m in bribes to foreign leaders and officials to win Latin American infrastructure projects. The settlement exposed widespread corruption across the region.

Odebrecht admitted paying at least $29m in bribes to Peruvian officials between 2005 and 2014. The company's activities formed the basis of cases against multiple figures in Peru's political leadership.