Peruvian television presenter Laura Bozzo reappeared on social networks to report that the arrest warrant against her was permanently suspended.
“Today we were notified of the definitive suspension of my arrest warrant for having complied with the requirements imposed by the judge, he appealed to the court and paid what was requested,” the communicator wrote on her Twitter account.
Bozzo confessed that these last months away from people made her reflect on her purpose in life, so she has decided to return to television with her program to help vulnerable people.
“When I wake up depressed and I don’t want to get out of bed with all that I have to suffer, I remember Laura’s brigades traveling through Mexico to the most humble and remote places where we equipped them with computer rooms for young people, that is my happiness and in Peru 2000, a thousand soup kitchens and so many operations… my most beautiful memory when we operated on the Siamese girls and today they are happy girls, love is demonstrated with works! ”, he expressed.
It is recalled that Bozzo was wanted by Interpol when a Mexican judge imposed preventive detention on the controversial television presenter for an alleged tax offense that exceeds 12 million pesos (602,004 dollars) when selling a property seized by the treasury.
This is not the first conflict that Bozzo has with the Tax Administration Service (SAT) of Mexico, since in 2018 she was accused of tax evasion for 17 million pesos (853,007 dollars), for not having paid various taxes.
Back then, Bozzo claimed to be "very gross for taxes" and that it was a problem derived from the mismanagement of some of its accountants.
Bozzo has starred in other controversies in Mexico, where he has lived since 2009, such as when he received an honorary doctorate in 2019 at the facilities of the Congress of Mexico City or when in 2013 he used a helicopter from the authorities to fly over the areas affected by the hurricane. Manuel.
The host became famous in Mexico thanks to her program "Laura in America" (1998-2008), recorded in her native Peru, where the lawyer also attended cases of family violence, adultery and addictions.
The program was criticized on several occasions for ridiculing, violence and insults towards the participants.
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