Source: Terra Peru La Fuerza 2011 presidential candidate, Keiko Fujimori, was surprised yesterday morning when, during a television interview said the decision on the future family prison of his father, former President Alberto Fujimori, is defined in the courts, thus ruling out an eventual pardon grant humanitarian reach the government.
"The family has decided that Alberto Fujimori will come out of prison not for humanitarian reasons, but by the courts," he said in no means inks, after being asked about the position of some of the contenders, to grant presidential pardons the former president for health reasons, who is serving a sentence of 25 years imprisonment on the basis of Diroes for crimes against humanity.
On the other hand, abortion and the decriminalization of drugs in the country awarded to the candidate proposed by Peru Posible, Alejandro Toledo, said he was against both initiatives.
Solos can be considered therapeutic bort (when you have to safeguard the mother's life), abortion for rape can be debated, but my position is against it, "he emphasized, after discarding the implementation of the program challenged 'stylized forced' launched in the Fujimori government. "No (implant that program), I believe that education is key and we must make prevention campaigns."
On the second aspect referred to the decriminalization of the drug trade said it would "be outrageous" considering that "young people have direct access" to this class of hallucinogens. "It would be terrible for our society, Alaska legalized the drug and 50 percent of the students use drugs."
At another point, questioned about the formation of the parliamentary list Fuerza 2011, recalling the case of ousted former agent linked to Montesinos and Alberto Fujimori nurse said "they are" evaluating the technical and ethical aspects "of congressional candidates for their party.
Congresswoman Fujimori also said that to reach a second round would conclude with other political shops to get the votes you need and which have been elusive due to the strong opposition of a large percentage of the population management of his father in the decade of the nineties.
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