Wilfredo Pedraza
Wilfredo Pedraza is a Peruvian lawyer and the legal representative for former President Ollanta Humala. He has been actively involved in the ongoing legal proceedings against Humala, providing insights into the defense strategy and the implications of judicial changes in the case, particularly emphasizing the importance of continuity in the trial process.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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| Peru | 4 | 5.25 | 0.37% | +10% | 32,971,846 | 134,579 | $230,000 | 939$ |
| Totals | 4 | 32,971,846 | 134,579 | $230,000 | 939$ |
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.
Recent Mentions
Peru:
Wilfredo Pedraza is a former Minister of the Interior who commented on the issues facing the INPE.
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Peru:
Wilfredo Pedraza, exjefe del INPE y exministro del Interior, dijo que el cambio de nombre del Instituto Nacional Penitenciario y su paso a convertirse en una superintendencia se trata de una 'reforma administrativa'.
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Peru:
Wilfredo Pedraza, former head of INPE, questioned the effectiveness of polygraph tests for evaluating prison workers.
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Peru:
Wilfredo Pedraza, former head of INPE, supports increased searches in prisons compared to previous years.
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Peru:
Wilfredo Pedraza is the defense lawyer for Ollanta Humala, who commented on the implications of the Tribunal Constitucional's ruling.
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Paraguay:
Wilfredo Pedraza is a former head of the Penitentiary Institute of Peru who explained the conditions of the prison where 'Pequeño J' is held.
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Argentina:
Wilfredo Pedraza, a former head of the Penitentiary Institute of Peru, discussed the conditions of the prison where 'Pequeño J' will be held.
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Peru:
Wilfredo Pedraza is a former head of INPE who commented on the challenges of managing high-risk inmates.
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Peru:
Wilfredo Pedraza stated that the proposal for the prison is technically unfeasible due to high costs and lack of resources.
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Venezuela:
Wilfredo Pedraza, a former director of INPE, criticized the decision against Vizcarra as arbitrary and politically motivated.
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