affirmed that former President Alejandro Toledo would be arriving in Peru in the coming hours, according to information received from the United States.
"I understand that Mr. Toledo would arrive in the next hours, no later than two days. It is the information that has been reported to us," Carrion confirmed on Friday night.
The State attorney added that the former president will be transported
on a commercial flight, adding that
U.S. Marshals will be in charge of ensuring security during the transfer.
"He will arrive on a commercial flight and, given the immediacy and safety (required) for transfers, American authorities would finally be the ones to transfer him to our country, the U.S. Marshals," she indicated.
Thus, Toledo is expected to arrive at Lima's Jorge Chavez International Airport on Sunday morning.
Later, he will be evaluated to verify his health status and will be identified by the Peruvian National Police.