Fujimori

Fujimori is the first democratically elected former president to be tried for rights violations in his own country.

Fujimori verdict due today 2009

In Peru, prison sentences do not accumulate, so 25 years is the maximum term Fujimori can serve in prison.

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One example will suffice: until recently one wouldn't assume that someone with the name Fujimori would be a Peruvian.

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Amnesty International, in a statement, called Fujimori's conviction "a crucial milestone in the global struggle against impunity."

News 2009

But Amnesty International, in a statement, called Fujimori's conviction "a crucial milestone in the global struggle against impunity".

The Australian | News | 2009

EXTRA: Rights group calls Fujimori guilty verdict a 'major advance'

The Earth Times Online Newspaper 2009

Amnesty International, in a statement, called Fujimori's conviction "a crucial milestone in the global struggle against impunity."

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Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori admitted he gave his one-time spy chief $15 million from government coffers, but the money was returned and no crime was committed, his attorneys said at the opening of an embezzlement trial Monday in Peru.

POLITICAL HOT TOPICS: July 14, 2009 2009

Peru's stock market suffered a historic drop Monday after he defeated conservative Keiko Fujimori in Sunday's election, though the bourse has recovered some since then.

Peru's President Elect Beckons Investors Robert Kozak 2011

But the prospect of a government by Mr. Humala, a populist former army officer, or Ms. Fujimori, the daughter of an imprisoned former president who was known for corruption and an iron-fisted style, has given the business community pause.

Peru Election Alarms Investors Matt Moffett 2011