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By Diego Lopez Marina July 20, 2022

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Peru’s ex first lady Nadine Heredia asks Brazil court to deny extradition to Peru

Peruvian NASA engineer Aracely Quispe. Image courtesy of Aracely Quispe’s Facebook.

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Diego Lopez Marina

Diego Lopez Marina is a reporter for Peru Reports and Latin America Reports based in Lima. He also serves as Web Editor for ACI Prensa (the Spanish-language news outlet of EWTN News) and reported for El Comercio, Entrepreneur Magazine, El Nacional and others.

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