VOICED : Corte Suprema de Peru reduce prision de Keiko Fujimori que saldrá libre en 2020

The Supreme Court of Peru reduced Keiko Fujimori's preventive detention from 36 to 18 months, allowing her release on April 30, 2020. The decision followed a split vote among judges, with a decisive vote cast by Judge Susana Castañeda. Fujimori is under investigation for alleged money laundering linked to Odebrecht's illicit campaign contributions. Despite her detention, she can run for office if not convicted. President Martín Vizcarra proposed advancing elections to April 2020 to address the ongoing institutional crisis and tensions with the Fujimorista-controlled Congress.

What was the original duration of Keiko Fujimori's preventive detention before it was reduced?

• 24 months

• 36 months

• 48 months

• 12 months

Who cast the decisive vote in the Supreme Court's decision to reduce Fujimori's detention?

• Judge Susana Castañeda

• Judge Carlos Ramos

• Judge César San Martín

• Judge Víctor Prado

What is Keiko Fujimori being investigated for by the Peruvian authorities?

• Tax evasion

• Money laundering

• Bribery

• Fraud

What did President Vizcarra propose to address the institutional crisis in Peru?

• Resigning from his position

• Implementing new economic policies

• Advancing the elections

• Dissolving the Congress

What is the main reason for the conflicts between President Vizcarra and the Congress?

• Foreign relations

• Control by Fujimorista

• Judicial reforms

• Economic policies