Castillo accuses the Prosecutor's Office, Congress and Boluarte of directing a "Machiavellian plan", through a letter

MADRID, 11 Dic. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The former Peruvian president, Pedro Castillo, has spoken this Saturday for the first time since he was arrested on Wednesday, through a letter published by Congressman Guillermo Bermejo, where he has accused the Prosecutor's Office, Congress and the current president, Dina Boluarte , of directing a "Machiavellian plan" against him.

In the letter, Castillo stated that several people "forced him to take a sample" of blood this Friday and that they did it again on Saturday.

"Yesterday afternoon a group of camouflaged doctors and a faceless prosecutor forced me to take a sample without my consent, likewise today, they returned with the same thing for having denied me, for safety and my integrity," he denounced in the text.

This Friday it was made public that a team of legal doctors from the Prosecutor's Office were going to visit the former president to take samples in order to carry out a toxicological test with which to determine if Castillo was under the influence of any substance when he gave the speech for which dissolved Parliament and established a state of emergency.

A piece of news that was released after Bermejo suggested that Castillo "was not in his faculties" when he committed the acts that are being judged as a crime of rebellion. The congressman himself demanded this Friday that this test be carried out to determine if it had been an "induced" movement.

However, Castillo has affirmed that he does not rule out that the Prosecutor of the Nation, Patricia Benavides, the Congress of the Republic and Dina Boluarte are directing "this Machiavellian plan."