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Latest News in Peru / Archive
Latin America | 13 June, 2007 [ 10:30 ]
(LIP-jl) -- Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori's legal team will appeal the court order which limits the former leader to the premises of a luxurious home located in the exclusive Chicureo district of Santiago.
Peru's Supreme Court issued Fujimori under house arrest last Friday after Chilean prosecutor Monica Maldonado recommended extraditing Fujimori on 10 corruption charges and human rights violations that occurred during his presidency.
Fujimori's defense team will reportedly argue that their client should not be placed under house arrest since he has fully cooperated with Chilean authorities ever since he surprisingly arrived in the country in November of 2005.
"His cooperation with the Chilean Justice system has been impeccable, and he has not done anything to merit being under house arrest," added one of Fujimori's legal representatives.
Meanwhile, Jorge Saavedra, Secretary of Chile's Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office, stated that things will soon get worse for the former Peruvian leader as Supreme Court Judge Orlando Alvarez will recommend adding an additional charge to Fujimori's extradition case.
Peru's Fujimori to appeal house arrest today
(LIP-jl) -- Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori's legal team will appeal the court order which limits the former leader to the premises of a luxurious home located in the exclusive Chicureo district of Santiago.Peru's Supreme Court issued Fujimori under house arrest last Friday after Chilean prosecutor Monica Maldonado recommended extraditing Fujimori on 10 corruption charges and human rights violations that occurred during his presidency.
Fujimori's defense team will reportedly argue that their client should not be placed under house arrest since he has fully cooperated with Chilean authorities ever since he surprisingly arrived in the country in November of 2005.
"His cooperation with the Chilean Justice system has been impeccable, and he has not done anything to merit being under house arrest," added one of Fujimori's legal representatives.
Meanwhile, Jorge Saavedra, Secretary of Chile's Supreme Court Prosecutor's Office, stated that things will soon get worse for the former Peruvian leader as Supreme Court Judge Orlando Alvarez will recommend adding an additional charge to Fujimori's extradition case.
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# bernard rolf says :
19 June, 2007 [ 13:29 ]
If all (incl.ex)heads of government would be investigated, it may well be, that Alberto Fujimori is one of the less worst of them.Add your comment
Most politiciens are known to be sickly greedy ones they smell money, they get addicted to it and there are no rehabilitation-centres for this
disease. After ten, twelve years they mentally get worse and start
to believe, that they are a blessing to their country and the the one
and only who can do the job.
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