Peru’s former president Ollanta Humala is released after a court overturns his conviction tied to a major graft investigation. All reports say Humala had received a 15-year prison sentence for money-laundering offences, connected to alleged wrongdoing involving government contracts and illicit financial flows during his administration. BBC News and Free Malaysia Today both state that the case also involves Humala’s wife, who was convicted alongside him. The conviction is quashed, and Humala therefore walks free rather than serving the remainder of the term. The reports do not provide further detail on the court’s reasoning, whether a retrial is ordered, or the status of any remaining legal proceedings. They agree on the outcome: Humala’s money-laundering sentence linked to the graft scandal is overturned, and he is released from prison. The case remains tied to the broader corruption scandal, but the immediate judicial decision affects Humala’s current incarceration status.