"I was kidnapped by the judiciary": Former president of Peru Humala goes free after conviction annulled
Ollanta Humala regained his freedom after leaving the Barbadillo prison in Ate on the night of Friday, July 31
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Summary
Ollanta Humala regained his freedom after leaving the Barbadillo prison in Ate on the night of Friday, July 31. She was also sentenced to 15 years in the same process and fled to the country. "I was taken hostage by the state and by the men of the justice system," Humala told journalists after being released from detention.
Furthermore, They needed to pursue us for our government management, for our political ideology, and they have made me have to have taken my wife and had to take my children out of the country. President Keiko Fujimori, who was spoken in this week, was also investigated over alleged campaign contributions linked to the company. It is also one of the oldest Spanish-language newspapers and one of the reference newspapers in Peruvian politics.
In addition, "The concrete fact is that from this ruling of the Constitutional Court, the case linked to campaign contributions and asset laundering is a virtually closed case. All four were serving their sentences in a prison reserved especially for them, on a police base.
The same facts are framed differently: Left — “scandals”, “illegal”, “regime” ; Center — “illegal”, “scandal”.
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Ollanta Humala regained his freedom after leaving the Barbadillo prison in Ate on the night of Friday, July 31.
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She was also sentenced to 15 years in the same process and fled to the country.
according to Metrópoles"I was taken hostage by the state and by the men of the justice system," Humala told journalists after being released from detention.
according to The Straits Times - WorldThey needed to pursue us for our government management, for our political ideology, and they have made me have to have taken my wife and had to take my children out of the country.
according to Infobae — Últimas noticiasPresident Keiko Fujimori, who was spoken in this week, was also investigated over alleged campaign contributions linked to the company.
according to The Straits Times - WorldIt is also one of the oldest Spanish-language newspapers and one of the reference newspapers in Peruvian politics.
according to La Nación (CR) — Portada"The concrete fact is that from this ruling of the Constitutional Court, the case linked to campaign contributions and asset laundering is a virtually closed case.
according to RPPAll four were serving their sentences in a prison reserved especially for them, on a police base.
according to Free Malaysia Today
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No factual contradiction detected between sources.
Framing by sidesame fact, different words — loaded terms highlighted
Left side
- scandals
- illegal
- regime
Center
- illegal
- scandal
Blind spotwhat one side keeps silent
Ollanta Humala regained his freedom after leaving the Barbadillo prison in Ate on the night of Friday, July 31.
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