VOICED : Primera dama de Peru niega sobornos de firmas brasilenas

Nadine Heredia, wife of Peru's President Ollanta Humala, denied allegations of receiving bribes from Brazilian companies involved in the Lava Jato scandal. She clarified that meetings with Brazilian businessmen during Humala's 2011 campaign were unrelated to any contracts. A congressional commission is investigating if similar bribery schemes occurred in Peru. Humala was linked to the scandal after documents from Marcelo Odebrecht were seized. The Peruvian government and Odebrecht denied the accusations.

What did the wife of Peru's president deny regarding Brazilian companies?

• Having business partnerships

• Supporting their political campaigns

• Visiting Brazil frequently

• Receiving bribes from them

What was the purpose of the meetings with Brazilian businessmen during Humala's 2011 campaign?

• To plan future collaborations

• To understand Humala's viewpoints

• To negotiate business deals

• To discuss potential projects

What is the focus of the congressional commission's investigation?

• The legality of foreign investments

• The economic impact of Brazilian companies

• The replication of bribery schemes in Peru

• The political influence of Brazilian firms

Who is Marcelo Odebrecht in relation to the Lava Jato case?

• A Peruvian politician

• A Brazilian businessman

• A police officer

• A former president of a construction company

How did the Peruvian government respond to the accusations?

• By rejecting them diplomatically

• By launching a new investigation

• By accepting the charges

• By seeking international support