Peru's Fujimori Faces Money-laundering Investigation

Prosecutors in Peru have launched a money laundering probe against presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori and her husband. The investigation opened without fanfare in March, but became widely known Friday after a report in the Lima-based newspaper El Comercio. The investigation is focused on alleged suspicious financial transactions and campaign contributions. Fujimori has denied any wrongdoing. The allegation comes just two weeks before Peruvians go to the polls to vote for a new...

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