Peru's top court upholds 25-yr sentence for Fujimori

Peru's top court upholds 25-yr sentence for Fujimori

TOKYO, Japan - The Peruvian Supreme Court announced Jan. 3, 2010, that it upheld a 25-year prison sentence on the country's former President Alberto Fujimori (in this undated file photo) over his involvement in two human rights abuse cases in the early 1990s. (Kyodo)

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