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Yes, Alberto Fujimori, the former president of Peru.
Explanation:
He ruled from July 28, 1990 until he was impeached in November 22, 2000 after he was accused of embezzlement of government funds, war crimes against the insurgents, and general corruption. After he accusations began to become widespread, he fled Peru and took refuge in Japan. Japan and Peru did not have any extradition treaty. On top of this, he is a Japanese citizen, and it would go against Japanese law to extradict citizens.
Fujimori then resigned over fax, but the Peruvian government didn't accept it, and impeached him. He was extradited back to Peru from Chile in 2007, and convicted. He was pardoned in 2017, but then it got overturned in 2018 and he was ordered to return to prison.
Answer:
I think they are HEI, location, movement, place, and region
Explanation:
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Answer:
C. A split within the church resulted in the creation of two separate churches.
Explanation:
In the year 1054, the Patriach of Constantinople was excommunicated by the Pope. This is know as the West-East schism, and led to the division of the church, which was up until that point unified, into two different branches: the Western Branch, led by the Pope in Rome, and the Eastern Orthodox branch, led by a Patriach in Constantinople.
With time, the Eastern Orthodox church further subdivided with other branches in Athens, in Moscow, etc, although it remains, up to this day, more or less unified.
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Socrates explains that death is most certainly nothingness, and therefore he has nothing to fear. Socrates refers to death in Phaedo is the ultimate separation of the soul and body. To him, the body is like a prison for the soul and he views death as the means of freedom for the soul
