We will not step back. It seems preposterous that Cerpa really thinks Fujimori is going to release some 400 jailed comrades, including Gilvonio. He must have a lesser victory in mind. But for Fujimori, that's the big obstacle. If that logjam can be broken, then negotiators can turn to the question of asylum.
Rough drafts are already on the table.
Washington has been pushing her case with Fujimori. It's a good bet it will come up when he meets with Secretary of State Madeleine Albright tomorrow in Washington. They all have the same question. They want to know if Fujimori is willing to send the rebels to Cuba. Likely, so does Castro.