Ex-Peruvian intelligence chief pleads guilty to charges in 1992 massacre of six farmers
- Former Peruvian intelligence chief Vladimiro Montesinos pleaded guilty to charges in the 1992 massacre of six farmers accused of rebel group membership, while facing a potential 25-year sentence.
- Montesinos has been in prison since 2001 for corruption schemes and human rights violations, and his guilty plea may lead to a reduced sentence.
- As Montesinos faces his court hearing, former President Alberto Fujimori is also preparing to be investigated for his involvement in the Pativilca massacre.
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