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schema:articleBody	A Peruvian judge granted bail Thursday to opposition leader Keiko Fujimori, who has been detained for the last three months as part of a corruption scandal. Fujimori had previously asked to be released due to coronavirus safety concerns, but Thursday's ruling was tied to an even earlier appeal made by her defense. "The Second National Criminal Appeals Court Specializing in Organized Crime imposes a restrictive appearance mandate on Keiko Fujimori Higuchi, upon payment of a financial guarantee of 70,000 soles ($20,000) within five business days," the court said on Twitter. Fujimori, 44, is the eldest daughter of former Peru president Alberto Fujimori, in office from 1990 to 2000. She has been serving a 15-month prison sentence since January 29 as part of the corruption scandal involving Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht which has taken down several Latin American political leaders. "We have just been notified that the judge has revoked Keiko's detention. Thank God for this opportunity to live and take care of her family," her lawyer Guilliana Loza tweeted. She could be free within days upon paying the bail. "She is very happy, and her family too, especially her daughters," Fujimori's lawyer told AFP after speaking on the phone with her client. "We hope that she will be free Monday at the latest." Loza said Fujimori suffers from hypertension and a cardiac arrhythmia, which said puts her at higher risk of contracting COVID-19. The scandal has also ensnared four former Peruvian presidents, including Alejandro Toledo, Alan Garcia, Ollanta Humala, and Pedro Pablo Kuczynski. They are suspected of having received funds from the company, which admitted having paid $29 million in bribes between 2005 and 2014. fj/ljc/llu/jb/plh/hh/caw/st
schema:headline	Peru court grants bail to Keiko Fujimori
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schema:datePublished	2020-05-01 (xsd:date)
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