Chile top court rules Fujimori should be extradited to Peru

Chile top court rules Fujimori should be extradited to Peru

SANTIAGO, Chile - Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori (R) meets with a supporter at his house outside Santiago on Sept. 21 after the Chilean Supreme Court ruled that Fujimori should be extradited to Peru to face charges of corruption and abuse of human rights. (Kyodo)

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