Peruvian ex-President Martin Vizcarra has been sentenced to 14 years of imprisonment following a conviction related to allegations of leading a corruption scheme during his tenure as governor. The prosecution alleges that Vizcarra orchestrated a scheme involving illicit financial transactions, benefiting from state resources. The verdict stems from a court investigation and subsequent legal proceedings. Vizcarra’s legal team has stated he acknowledges the allegations but maintains his innocence. The sentence reflects the gravity of the charges against him.
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