Peru’s constitutional court has just nullified a 15-year prison sentence against former president Ollanta Humala, overturning his 2025 conviction for accepting illegal campaign funds from Venezuela and Odebrecht. The court ruled the charges didn’t meet money laundering criteria, paving the way for his imminent release. His wife, Nadine Heredia, also convicted in the same case, fled to Brazil for asylum. Humala joins a long list of Peruvian leaders ensnared in the Odebrecht scandal — including Toledo, García, and Kuczynski — exposing deep-seated corruption that continues to shake the nation’s political foundations.
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