AP Historical Hard Drive 2

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Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo, left, listens to Fernando Olivera, an allied political leader and Peru's ambassador to Spain, during a ceremony to inaugurate a police station in a Lima shantytown in this February 2004 photo. Attorney General Nelly Calderon on Wednesday May 19, 2004, sent charges to Congress against Olivera for allegedly tipping off a now-fugitive former television owner that authorities wanted to arrest him in late 2001. Congress would have to lift Olivera's diplomatic immunity before prosecutors can act on the charges of usurpation of duty. Olivera on Thursday may 20, 2004 vehemently denied any wrongdoing. (AP Photo/Silvia Izquierdo)

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headline AP Historical Hard Drive 2

created date 2004-02-01

credit ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News

source Associated Press

byline SILVIA IZQUIERDO

original transmission reference 551959

weight 0,55MB

size 17cm x 13cm przy 300dpi

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