's extradition for his responsibility as the perpetrator of the crimes of illegal supply of firearms, illicit association to commit a crime, generic falsehood, conspiracy, and others.
"Having met the requirements set out in Article 647 of the Criminal Procedure Code, and in the provisions of the Extradition Treaty between the Republic of Chile and the Republic of Peru, the Supreme Court of the neighboring country proposes that the extension of extradition be granted due to his (Fujimori's) responsibility as the perpetrator of the crimes of illegal supply of firearms, illicit association to commit a crime, generic falsehood, conspiracy, and others," the communiqué indicated.
As is known, this case refers to the illegal sale of weapons to the defunct Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).
In this sense, the statement explains that the Supreme Court of Chile, through document No. 319 of File No. 17850-2021 —dated January 19, 2024— ruled favorably in the eight causes requested by the Peruvian justice system, for the extradition of citizen Alberto Fujimori.
Likewise, it recalled that on September 15, 2023, through Resolution No. D000519-2023-JUS/PGE, the jurisdiction of the ad hoc Public State Attorney, Javier Pacheco, was extended to exercise the legal defense of the rights and interests of the Peruvian State before the authorities and jurisdictional seats of the Republic of Chile, in the proceedings for expanding the active extradition of citizen Alberto Fujimori.
"Our institution reaffirms its commitment to the legal defense of the (Peruvian) State in every instance in which it is competent," the communiqué concluded.