A federal jurist has approved the extradition of former Peruvian president Alejandro Toledo Manrique to his home country to face corruption charges.
Toledo is one of dozens of politicians and four former Peruvian presidents caught in a sweeping corruption probe into construction giant Odebrecht, now known as Novonor. He's alleged to have accepted $35 million in kickbacks from the company in exchange for a $2 billion contract to build porti...
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