Humala backs free trade with Japan

Humala backs free trade with Japan

LIMA, Japan - Ollanta Humala speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Lima on June 4, 2011, when he was running in Peru's presidential election. Humala, who won the election, said at that time he would honor the free trade agreement the South American country had signed with Japan the previous month, unlike similar pacts already taking effect with the United States and Chile which he has said he may review. (Kyodo)

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