Peruvian Lawyer Jailed in Connection to Massacre of 13 Miners

In a significant development in the ongoing investigation into the deaths of 13 miners in Pataz, Peru, the Poder Judicial has ordered two years of preventive imprisonment for lawyer Liliana Pizán. Pizán is accused of involvement in organized crime and money laundering, allegedly linked to the suspected mastermind, Miguel Rodríguez Díaz, known as "Cuchillo." According to the report by Sol TV Perú, 100,000 soles in cash was seized during a police raid. "Cuchillo" is currently detained in Colombia, and Peruvian authorities are working on his extradition. The investigation continues, and Pizán faces potential charges carrying a sentence of over 15 years. This case highlights the complexities of illegal mining operations and the fight against organized crime in Peru.