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Barbadillo, the Prison without Bars for Former Presidents that Has Become a Symbol of the Political Crisis in Peru News Channel 3-12
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By Jimena De La Quintana Barely 20 kilometers separate the Barbadillo prison from the Government Palace in Lima, which is equivalent to about a 40-minute drive, or more, depending on traffic in the Peruvian capital. Four Peruvian presidents spend their nights in Barbadillo, who, precisely, lived in the Government Palace, the place from which they governed and were the most powerful men in Peru. They are Alejandro Toledo, Ollanta Humala, Pedro Ca…
By Jimena De La Quintana Barely 20 kilometers separate the Barbadillo prison from the Government Palace in Lima, which is equivalent to about a 40-minute drive, or more, depending on traffic in the Peruvian capital. Four Peruvian presidents spend their nights in Barbadillo, who, precisely, lived in the Government Palace, the place from which they governed and were the most powerful men in Peru. They are Alejandro Toledo, Ollanta Humala, Pedro Ca…
Barbadillo: This is the former presidents' prison where Martín Vizcarra, Ollanta Humala, Pedro Castillo, and Alejandro Toledo are currently held.
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