(14 Sep 2002) File Lima - 12 September 1. Peru's president Alejandro Toledo arriving at press conference File Lima - Recent 2.Various shots of terrorist attack on US Embassy in Lima Washington DC - 13 September 2002 3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alejandro Toledo, Peruvian President: "I want to be clear on this subject. Peru has paid for 20 years more than 25-thousand lives in the fight against terrorism, and thousands and thousands of dollars have been utilized in the fight. The lives of those policeman and of those military personnel, as well as the Andine communities sacrificed in the cross fire will not rest in vain. In my government we won't give a centimeter of space to terrorism." 4. Wide shot of President toledo at interview 5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alejandro Toledo, Peruvian President: "I believe there are remains of shining path deep in the jungle where is difficult to get, but they are just a few, however, if they have any intention to regroup themselves, we have our eye on them. I can tell you that there is no re-emerge of these insurgent groups. For the first time, I am going to say in public that I recognize the advances that Fujimori accomplished in regards to terrorism in Peru. I also recognize that he accomplished a peace agreement with Ecuador. Although, Fujimori is not my best friend, there are decisions of the state made that we have to continue on. The agreement of Ecuador is a closed chapter. Regarding the advances made on terrorism, we are not going to loosen our philosophy. Democracy can not be fragile and we are going to act in a hard-line within the parameters of the law." 6. Medium of President Toledo at interview 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alejandro Toledo, Peruvian President: "Unless there would be solid data regarding national security threatening us and the internal and external security of Peru, we could explore that possibility. Immunity to Montesinos -- to the biggest corruptor that Peru has known -- I don't see it at this moment. It would have to be a strong case that involves my responsibilities to defend internal and external security of the country for that to happen. I believe we have to let the judges present their opinion, finish their work on the case, and then we will see how we proceed." File Callao - 1 July, 2002 8. Various of Montesinos at sentencing hearing File Lima - 2000 9. Medium shot of Vladimiro Montesinos and Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori File Lima - 24 July, 2002 10. Wide screen with picture of Fujimori about to speak to party members from Japan 12. Fujimori accusing Montesinos of illicit acts 13. Party member looking at Fujimori's website 14. Party members holding a sign saying "I am for Fujimori, so what!" 15. Party members holding banners Washington DC - 13 September, 2002 16. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alejandro Toledo, Peruvian President: 17. Wide shot of President Toledo at interview 18. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alejandro Toledo, Peruvian President: 19. Medium shot of President Toledo at interview 20. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alejandro Toledo, Peruvian President: "Note a constructive criticism. The time has arrived for the industrialized countries, the United States, Europe, to do what they preach. They ask our communities to open our markets, and of course we need to open them to be competitive, but come on -- you should open your markets as well. The moment has come to open a two-way highway for the market." 21. Wide of President Toledo at interview 22. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alejandro Toledo, Peruvian President: 23.Medium of President Toledo at interview STORYLINE: Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo does not rule out the possibility that exiled former president Alberto Fujimori could run as a candidate in the next Peruvian elections. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/c8913bd0c32399e3bfbca9ab15a4679c Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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