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Ollanta Humala's conviction overturned and release
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Where it stands
Peru's Constitutional Court overturned Ollanta Humala's 15-year money-laundering conviction, and he walked free from prison. He denounced the justice system; the reports do not identify a further step concerning the ruling or release.
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The story so far
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Freed by Peru's Top Court, Humala Denounces 'Hitmen of Justice System'
Peru's Constitutional Court voided Ollanta Humala's 15-year sentence over retroactive law, freeing him — but reports split on whether his case is closed for good.
Still open after this report
- No full text of the court's reasoning is public, and no prosecutorial plan for retrial or closure is confirmed.
- Whether co-defendants, frozen assets and claims for state compensation will follow Humala's outcome.
History
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Who's involved
People
Hugo ChávezVenezuelan politician, 56th president of Venezuela (1954–2013)1 report
Keiko Fujimori67th President of Peru1 report
Ollanta HumalaPresident of Peru from 2011 to 20161 report
Wilfredo PedrazaPeruvian lawyer1 report
Places
- PENAL DE BARBADILLOX34P+PG7, Nueva Avenida Esperanza, Ate 15494, Peru1 report
- PeruPeru1 report
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