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Fujimori political cell operating in Peru funded by INOFUSA in NJ, USA

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Israel J. Ruiz

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José Contreras Jimeno and his second-in-command.

© La República

In an effort to protect Alberto Fujimori in the case that he was extradited and placed under trial, an organization of political thugs was created at the beginning of the 21st century, said a report issued by La República daily.

According to information released by the daily, the organization, known as The Cell Command, has been operating in Peru since 2001 with funds provided by main offices in New Jersey.

The Cell Command has defined itself as a Fujimorista command that brings together men and women of all ages from all social classes with the sole purpose of bringing Alberto Fujimori, who they call "nuestro chino", back into office, reported La República.

In its mission to bring the former president back into office and in defense of Alberto Fujimori, the organization generates political pressure by hurting and threatening anyone that opposes their cause.

Evidence of this was the incident that took place in late August at the Ojo que llora monument, where a group of vandals interrupted a human rights meeting by destroying a structure that had been built in memory of terrorism victims.

La República and other sources have identified the head of the organization in Peru as José Contreras Jimeno, the man responsible for coordinating campaigns in the Andean country with The Cell Command's head office in the United States.

It was reported that funding for operations was provided by the International Organization Fujimorista USA in New Jersey.

The daily affirmed that the information it provided could be confirmed by searching INOFUSA TV on the internet.

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# rice and sugar says :
8 September, 2008 [ 09:41 ]

This is completely illogical.
Fujimori was clearly against terrorism, and his government protected victims from terrorism. It is not logical to think that Fujimoristas would actually destroy monuments built in memory of terrorism victims.

# rice and sugar says :
8 September, 2008 [ 09:43 ]

If these people are destroying, vandalizing "in the name of Fujimori", then I suspect that they are NOT real fujimoristas. They must be political agents in disguise, hired to ruin the reputation of Fujimoristas.

# Anton says :
8 September, 2008 [ 09:46 ]

The use of violence against property, particularly property dedicated to the memory of terrorism victims, is a clear sign of an organization's basic modus operandi. In this case a party dedicated to bringing back an at the least very dissapointing man to executive power. An organization that is willing to initiate and use violence. And if violence is used against monuments to suffering and death under terrorism, how quickly might such persons resort to violence and terrorism against thier political opponents should they gain an upper hand. Quickly I would say.

And again, as has been the norm for a century, we see the money coming to support this violence from my country.

I'm very sad that my country has played such a horrible role in so much of Latin America for so long. Look at what the government of my country has done in Haiti, in Honduras, Guatimala, El Salvidor, Panima, Columbia, on and on. Look at what the powers in my country continue to do. And most of my countrymen and women are ignorant and in denial about this. Are you guys sure you want a Super Pan American Highway connecting you with us?

# Get real... says :
8 September, 2008 [ 16:44 ]

Anton, you live in a bubble.  When the terrorists start blowing up cars weekly in your neighborhood, cutting power daily, killing innocent people - possbily your friends and family, then you will beg for someone like Fujimori to take a firm hand and stomp them into oblivion.

# Jet says :
8 September, 2008 [ 21:39 ]

The monument was also dedicated to those masacred by the Fujimori regime in the name of anti-terrorism who were not terrorists.   That is why it was destroyed. Operations of this Fujimori thug organization are well documented now, going back almost 2 decades.

# mericorps says :
8 September, 2008 [ 23:23 ]

Get Real,

Fujimori was a terrorist and I am still shocked and saddened that people like you are pro-terrorist by supporting him.

YOu only want to interchange one form of terrormism for another.

I will agree with you 100% that he did a damn fine job in clobbering Shining Path, who deserved to be clobbered.

That does not, in any way shape or form, excuse him from mudering innocent college students simply for criticism.

If you think that sort of trade off is fine, then I am sure there are a bunch of mothers out there that would be glad to let you sacrifice your son or daughter to Fujimore if it would bring back their children.

Chaning one form of terrorism for another is still supporting terrorism.

Peru is better than that.

# rice and sugar says :
9 September, 2008 [ 15:26 ]

What about Kate Doyle, US jurist on International stuff for Human Rights...etc., etc...against Fujimori. What did she say about Fujimori and what she knows about Fujimori's guilt? And what about the Argentinian jurist?
Anyone here works for Caviar?

# Phillip says :
12 September, 2008 [ 01:53 ]

HAHAHAHA I pray they kill fujimori.