translated from Spanish: Pardon Fujimori: former President of Peru after the cancellation of his release

postgraduate in the bed of a clinic in Lima, Alberto Fujimori’s appeal RI recorded a video which calls on Peruvian authorities not to send him back to prison because it would be “a death sentence” for him.
The recording is known a day once the Supreme Court of Peru annulled the pardons granted in December last the former Peruvian President (1990-2000) and ordered his reentry into prison.
The reasons of Justice Peruvian to nullify the pardon Fujimori when he received this grace presidential of Pedro Pablo Kucszynski (PPK), Fujimori was serving a sentence of 25 years in prison – until 2032 – by the massacres of Barrios Altos and La Cantuta, in Lima in 1991 and 1992; and for his involvement in the kidnappings of journalist Gustavo Gorriti and businessman Samuel Dyer, both in 1992.
How were the two killings and two abductions that Alberto Fujimori was serving a sentence of 25 years in prison?
Now, with the revocation of the pardon, Fujimori must continue that sentence.
“My heart won’t it support” after learning that the Peruvian Justice had annulled their freedom, suffered a decompensation and his family had to move it to the centenary of Lima clinic.
“Humanitarian pardon” or “impunity Pact”? Why it causes so much controversy in Peru forgiveness Alberto Fujimori was from this place that posted a video on his Twitter account Thursday.
“I want to say today to the authorities and politicians, please, not me used as a political weapon because I have no strength to resist it,” he says in the recording.
“I would like to ask the President of the Republic (Martín Vizcarra) and members of the judiciary one thing: Please don’t kill me”, adds.
“If I go back to prison, my heart won’t it support. It is too weak to go through the same thing. “Don’t condemn me to death, I do not give more”, concludes.
“Leading against the guerrillas and the crisis”, but condemned for violations of human rights and corruption: Alberto Fujimori, former President pardoned that divides Peru Miguel Pérez Arroyo, lawyer for Alberto Fujimori, announced the decision of the Court of appeal Supreme and told Peruvian media that this was a political measure and not legal.

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