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Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo, right, and his wife Eliane Karp wave after a ceremony in Lima, Peru, in this July 28, 2002 photo. Peru's outspoken first lady dominated newspaper front pages Monday March 8, 2004 after publicly contradicting her husband, President Toledo, by criticizing government investigators for jailing his former adviser Cesar Almeyda, on shaky corruption evidence. Karp, on Sunday March 7, 2004 told CPN radio that she did not understand how prosecutors could arrest Toledo's former adviser based solely on a poor-quality audio tape. In the 2-year-old recording made public in January, Almeyda allegedly advised a fugitive retired army general who later committed suicide about how to bribe judges investigating him oncorruption charges. (AP Photo/Martin Mejia)
Minimum price 50PLN
2002-07-28
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
MARTIN MEJIA
462532
0,47MB
17cm x 13cm by 300dpi
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