FROM THE ARCHIVE

Toledo won't intervene in Berenson case

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JUNE 26, 2001

While in New York on Monday, Alejandro Toledo, President-elect of Peru, said he will not intervene in the case of Lori Berenson, who was convicted by a civilian court in Peru last week.

Berenson, a former Massachusetts Institute of Technology student, was convicted of aiding the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement in a failed plot to take over Congress. The movement is named for Tupac Amaru, an Indian leader who was executed for arising against the Spanish in the 1700s.

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Lori Berenson's parents say civilian trial was a sham (AP 6/25)

Relevant Links:
Lori Berenson Downloads, from the MIT Social Justice Cooperative - http://web.mit.edu/justice/www/download.html
Free Lori - http://www.freelori.org

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