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[workersolidarity]

🇵🇪 🚨 PERU CONSTITUTIONAL COURT RELEASES FASCIST EX-PRESIDENT FUJIMORI, GUILTY OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, FROM PRISON

Via@XinhuaNewsAgency

Peru's former president Alberto Fujimori left prison Wednesday, where he was serving a 25-year sentence for crimes against humanity, after the Constitutional Court (TC) issued a resolution on Tuesday ordering his "immediate release."

Fujimori walked out of the black gates of Barbadillo Prison, located in Lima's Ate district, at 6:30 p.m. local time (2330 GMT), and was met by his family members Keiko and Kenji Fujimori.

Shortly before his release, the National Penitentiary Institute confirmed via social media that "in compliance with the TC ruling that provides for the immediate release of the inmate Alberto Fujimori, and after processing the document in accordance with internal protocols, it will proceed with the execution of the release."

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पेरूको राष्ट्रपतिको रूपमा बोलुआर्टेद्वारा सपथ ग्रहण, महाभियोगद्वारा हटाइएका क्यास्टिलो हिरासतमा

पेरूको राष्ट्रपतिको रूपमा बोलुआर्टेद्वारा सपथ ग्रहण, महाभियोगद्वारा हटाइएका क्यास्टिलो हिरासतमा

लिमा, २२ मङ्सिर । पेरूका पूर्व राष्ट्रपति पेड्रो कास्टिलोमाथि महाभियोग लगाइएपछि उपराष्ट्रपति डिना बोलुआर्टेले नयाँ राष्ट्रपतिका रूपमा सपथ लिनुभएको छ । पेरूको संसदले राष्ट्रपति पेड्रो क्यास्टिलोलाई पदबाट हटाउने पक्षमा मतदान गरेको र बोलुआर्टेलाई उपराष्ट्रपतिबाट राष्ट्रपतिका रूपमा चयन गर्ने निर्णय गरेको थियो । सांसदहरूलाई पहिलो सम्बोधन गर्दै डिना बोलुआर्टेले पेरुका पूर्वराष्ट्रपति पेड्रो…

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Does anyone understand what it means that Ecuador, which used to be the second safest country in South America, is in a state of emergency, am I going insane is it just me???

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Peru’s former president Alejandro Toledo has been sentenced to 20 years and six months in prison after he was linked to a corruption scandal involving Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht. Odebrecht became synonymous with corruption across Latin America after the firm paid millions of dollars in bribes to government officials and others. Authorities accused Toledo of accepting 35 million dollars (£26.9 million) in bribes from Odebrecht in exchange for allowing the construction of a highway in the South American country. The National Superior Court of Specialised Criminal Justice in Lima, Peru’s capital, imposed the sentence after years of legal wrangling. Such wrangling included a dispute over whether Toledo, who governed Peru from 2001 to 2006, could be extradited from the United States.

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They love putting ex-presidents in jail in Peru. More countries should follow their example.

[postcard-from-the-past]

Colonel Luis Miguel Sánchez Cerro, 41st President of Peru

Peruvian vintage postcard

[ladyofthestarlight]

In two hours my country almost became a dictatorship. God dammit

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Peru President Castillo impeached, arrested

Peru President Castillo impeached, arrested

[chiaraav]

Honestly what baffles me is the fact that Castillo decided to make a coup when he didn't have any support

if he hadn't there would still be a possibility that he wouldn't have been impeached and even if he had, he would have had the chance to victimize himself and run to an embassy

But no he decided for a coup, one of the worst crimes, and ran at the last minute towards the Mexican embassy and as such he was detained by the police

My dude... why????!!!

[minnesotafollower]

Reactions to Marco Rubio’s Nomination for U.S. Secretary of State 

On November 13, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump announced his nomination of Marco Rubio, the Cuban-American U.S. Senator from Florida, as U.S. Secretary of State. Trump stated, “It is my Great Honor to announce that Senator Marco Rubio, of Florida, is hereby nominated to be The United States Secretary of State. Marco is a Highly Respected Leader, and a very powerful Voice for Freedom. He will…

[gurutrends]

Roberto Burneo biography: career, age, partner and children

Roberto Burneo has been trending after being named as the new representative to the  National Elections Jury (JNE) . Learn more about Roberto Burneo biography. Supreme Court Judge Burneo will assume the presidency of the highest electoral body and will be in charge of organizing the general elections of April 2026, as well as the elections for the election of the new municipal and regional…

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Ex-President of Peru bags 20 Years Jail term for Corruption

A court in Peru has sentenced former President Alejandro Toledo to 20 years and six months in jail for corruption and money-laundering. Prosecutors say he took $35m (£27m) in bribes from a Brazilian construction company which was awarded a contract to build a road in southern Peru. Toledo, 78, was in office between 2001 and 2006. He was arrested five years ago in California, where he had lived…

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Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori Dies at 86

Alberto Fujimori, former President of Peru, has passed away at the age of 86, according to his daughter. Fujimori, who led Peru from 1990 to 2000, was known for his controversial presidency marked by significant human rights abuses and corruption.

Fujimori’s tenure was marked by his aggressive stance against the left-wing guerrilla movement, which earned him both praise and criticism. While his supporters credit him with defeating insurgents and stabilizing the economy, his administration was also accused of severe human rights violations, including the use of death squads.

Fujimori’s political career ended in scandal, leading to his resignation amid corruption allegations. After fleeing Peru, he was arrested, extradited, and subsequently convicted of multiple charges, including corruption and human rights abuses. He served over 15 years of a 25-year prison sentence before his release in December due to a reinstated presidential pardon.

His daughter, Keiko Fujimori, announced his death on social media, stating he had been battling tongue cancer. Dr. Jose Carlos Gutierrez confirmed Fujimori’s death was due to complications related to his cancer treatment.

Fujimori's legacy remains deeply divided. Supporters view him as a savior who stabilized Peru, while critics see him as a dictator who presided over a regime responsible for numerous atrocities. His daughter Keiko, currently a prominent political figure in Peru, has indicated plans to run for president again in 2026.

[marwahstudios]

AAFT School of Hospitality and Tourism Celebrates International Cuisine from Slovenia, Peru, and Namibia at 8th Global Fashion Week

Noida, India – The second day of the 8th Global Fashion and Design Week at Marwah Studios was marked by a spectacular showcase of international cuisine from Slovenia, Peru, and Namibia. The event, which took place during the first session of the day, was inaugurated by a distinguished panel of ambassadors: H.E. Mateja Vodeb Ghosh (Ambassador of Slovenia), H.E. Javier Paulinich (Ambassador of Peru to India), and H.E. Gabriel Pandureni Sinimbo (High Commissioner of the Republic of Namibia).

The food festival was a vibrant celebration of global culinary traditions, supported by the Indo Slovenia Film and Cultural Forum, Indo Peru Film and Cultural Forum, and Indo Namibia Film and Cultural Forum of the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry. The aim was to foster cultural exchange and appreciation through the medium of food.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of AAFT, opened the event by introducing the chefs and highlighting the importance of such cultural initiatives. He stated, “The integration of diverse cuisines at this festival not only enriches our cultural experiences but also educates our students about global hospitality standards. This platform allows us to celebrate the richness of international culinary arts.”

H.E. Mateja Vodeb Ghosh, Ambassador of Slovenia, expressed her enthusiasm for the event, saying, “It is a pleasure to see Slovenian cuisine being showcased in such a prestigious setting. The efforts of the students and the faculty at AAFT are commendable. This initiative truly bridges cultural gaps and brings us closer together.”

H.E. Javier Paulinich, Ambassador of Peru to India, shared his appreciation, “The Peruvian dishes prepared today reflect the authentic flavors and traditions of our country. I am impressed by the dedication and skill of the AAFT students. This event not only promotes culinary excellence but also strengthens our cultural ties.”

H.E. Gabriel Pandureni Sinimbo, High Commissioner of the Republic of Namibia, also praised the initiative, “Seeing Namibian cuisine being celebrated here in India is heartwarming. The students have done an excellent job in presenting our traditional dishes. This kind of cultural exchange is vital for fostering mutual respect and understanding among nations.”

The food festival featured a stunning array of dishes, each reflecting the unique culinary heritage of the participating countries. The colorful presentations and authentic flavors captivated the attendees, who included a large number of dignitaries from India and abroad. The event provided a platform for the students of AAFT School of Hospitality and Tourism to demonstrate their culinary prowess and engage with international guests.

The festival’s success was a testament to the hard work and creativity of the AAFT students and faculty. By bringing together the culinary traditions of Slovenia, Peru, and Namibia, the event highlighted the school’s commitment to cultural education and global hospitality standards.

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A tale of two leaders: Alan Garcia of Peru and Marcelo Oberbrecht of Brazil

Alan Gabriel Ludwig Garcia Perez was born May 23, 1949, Lima, Peru at 3 am. This gives him the symbol of 16 Libra (HS) “terrific winds in the stratosphere.” Coupled with Neptune at 13 Libra explains a lot of his personality that seems more undulations of bravado than plans. At 6′ 4″ (193 cm) tall he had a commanding appearance. Born in APRA Both his parents were members of the rebel group…

[gaviymarcsbride]

Y’all I genuinely urge you to stay up to date with world politics.

In my country, Venezuela, elections have just been held and the blatant disrespect that the so called government have for their people is astonishing.

How can they claim that Nicolas Maduro, one of the most hated dictators of our time, won 51%/5+ million votes?

How is it possible that he won when the voting panels have been updating every hour how Edmundo Gonzalez (the opposing candidate) has been winning by TRIPLE the vote?

How is it possible that most of the 7.3 million Venezuelan immigrants can’t vote and have no say in what goes on the country that gave them life?

How is it possible that Venezuelans have to fear for their life in voting stations because the military are set there to prevent them from voting?

How is it possible that the pig that’s called president is currently celebrating his “well-earned” victory?

Countries like Chile and Peru are already making statements that they will not recognize the results given by the CNE (the Venezuelan electoral system)

FREAKING ELON MUSK IS MAKING TWEETS REGARDING THE SITUATION

I think it’s sickening how all people can do is talk about it and not do a single thing about it, especially because as a society we try to condemn any harm to human rights just like how we did Russia, who by the way, is one of the dictatorships biggest supporters.

VENEZUELA HAS BEEN FACING AN HUMANITARIAN CRISIS!!!!

People have been facing literal hell since the late 90s and people in power DO. NOT. CARE.

Educate yourself, educate others, and most importantly TALK ABOUT IT, because I’m certain we’re not the first or the last country to go through this.

This is as much as I’ll say.

I hope they all rot in hell.

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[ahaura]

(Nov. 29) Indigenous Group Wins Fight to Reclaim Ancestral Land After Being Forced Out 8 Decades Ago

In a major victory for Indigenous rights, an Ecuadorian appeals court has sided with the Siekopai Nation to regain ownership of their ancestral homeland in the Amazon rainforest. The Siekopai people were forced out of their territory, called Pë’këya, over 80 years ago during the Peru-Ecuador War in the 1940s. This ruling will mark the first time the Ecuadorian government grants a land title to an Indigenous community whose ancestral land is now a protected area. The Siekopai are on the brink of extinction with a population of only 800 people in Ecuador and 1,200 in Peru. In a statement, Siekopai Nation President Elias Piyahuaje said, “We are fighting for the preservation of our culture on this planet. Without this territory, we cannot exist as Siekopai people. Today is a great day for our nation. Until the end of time, this land will be ours.”