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The National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) and SUNARP, in strategic alliance with the College of Notaries of Peru, delivered notarial powers to a first group of inmates of the Cajamarca Penitentiary Establishment, which will provide their family members or designated persons with access to essential procedures, important in their social reintegration process. Present at the activity were the national superintendent of the National Superintendency of Public Registries, Armando Subauste Bracesco, the president of the Board of Deans of the Colleges of Notaries of Peru, Edgardo Hopkins Torres, the dean of the College of Notaries of Cajamarca and the president of the National Penitentiary Council (CNP), Javier Llaque Moya, among others.
160 powers of attorney and certificates generated by the Cajamarca notarial service were delivered in favor of inmates of the detention center, such as: Power of attorney outside the registry 93, public deeds (acts that can be registered with SUNARP) 43, simple power of attorney 15, declaration of cohabitation 7, affidavit 1 and signature legalization 1. The director of the Cajamarca prison, Jhon Arancibia Villamonte, congratulated the institutions committed to this service in promoting inclusion and respect for the rights of the population. Then everyone present heard the testimonies of inmates Luis Vidal Carrasco and Gabriela Quiroz, who thanked the authorities for providing this legal management that will benefit their children and family in general.
The president of the Board of Deans of the Colleges of Notaries of Peru, Edgardo Hopkins Torres, explained that this free service began in Cajamarca, as it is one of the oldest in Peru. Every time we do this activity it fills our hearts, because we are doing things well, raising the issue of values that our country needs, he added. The dean of the College of Notaries of Cajamarca, Marco Vigo Rojas, said that the zero-cost service contributes not only to the economy of those deprived of liberty, but that this action of social responsibility makes its availability to all interested parties possible.
The national superintendent of the National Superintendency of Public Registries, Armando Subauste Bracesco, highlighted the work of the Notaries of Cajamarca for taking another step, with the delivery of 160 powers and certificates. Thats why we are here to give them a hand, society does not forget them, said Subauste, who highlighted the case of the daughter of an inmate who wants to study architecture. Lets put aside the feeling that they dont have to serve a sentence, he said. For his part, the president of the CNP, Javier Llaque Moya, on behalf of the INPE, thanked the notaries, the Public Registries and especially the notaries of Cajamarca for their work carried out for the benefit of the families of the inmates. They dont have to suffer in addition to what you have done, and I hope they learn the lesson that when they leave they never come back, he said.
The prison official valued the work done by the Cajamarca notaries in providing their service at zero cost. They have not charged anything at all, he stressed. During the day, those present congratulated the participation of a group of inmates who presented the dance Carnaval Cajamarquino.
