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Weekly Report - 31 July 2014 (WR-14-30)
PERU: Now Urresti must deal with corruption in the police
Apart from the cascade of corruption cases across Peru and his own legal discomfitures, Interior Minister Daniel Urresti now has to cope with the revelation that a large number of ranking officers who had been dismissed for serious offences have been playing the internal disciplinary appeals system in order to remain in active service collecting full pay.
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