prison for him and 26 years for his wife, Nadine Heredia. The process also reaches several relatives close to the former presidential partner. The case is in prosecution control. Ollanta Humala was being investigated under restricted appearance, allegedly accused of money laundering to the detriment of the State and of illicit association to commit a crime, among others. However, Odebrecht's main projects were carried out under the presidencies of Alberto Fujimori and Alan García. Publications Ollanta Humala: From Locumba to Presidential Candidate in Peru (2009) Ollanta Uniting Peru: the great transformation: Peru of all of us: government plan, 2006-2011 (2006) (Collaborator) Awards and decorations : Grand Collar of the Order of Boyaca (11 February 2014) Electoral history See also Presidency of Ollanta Humala References External links Resume on the National Electoral Panel (JNE) site (Spanish) Biography by CIDOB (in Spanish) Articles "Peru Leans Leftward", 10 April 2006 Council on Foreign Relations "Breakdown in the Andes", September/October 2004 Foreign Affairs "Ollanta Humala's Path to Peruvian Presidency", 5 August 2011 Sounds and Colours "Rebellion in Peru", 1 November 2000 NPR's Talk of the Nation "Peru Report", 30 October 2000 NPR's Morning Edition "Peru's Election: Background on Economic Issues", April 2006 Center for Economic and Policy Research "Peru Elections Near: A Look at the Candidates", 1 June 2011 Washington Office on Latin America "He May Be Leader of Peru, but to Outspoken Kin, He’s Just a Disappointment" by William Neuman, The New York Times, 4 August 2012 |- |- |- |- |- |- 1962 births Candidates for President of Peru Chorrillos Military School alumni Collars of the Order of Isabella the Catholic Heads of government who were later imprisoned Ollanta Leaders of political parties Living people Peruvian Army officers Peruvian Christian socialists Peruvian Nationalist Party politicians Peruvian people of Italian descent Peruvian politicians of Quechua descent Presidents of Peru Presidents pro tempore of the Union of South American Nations Peruvian rebels Recipients of Peruvian parliamentary pardons Union for Peru politicians Peruvian politicians convicted of crimes Pontifical Catholic University of Peru alumni