Opposition leader Keiko Fujimori leaves Justice Palace after a judge ordered her back to jail pending a trial over allegations she used her conservative party to launder money for Brazilian construction company Odebrecht in Lima, Peru in this undated picture released on November 1, 2018. Andina/Vidal Tarqui Handout via REUTERS
LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's Fujimori family has been here before.
When Alberto Fujimori fled graft allegations and resigned Peru's presidency by fax from Japan in 2000, many thought the family name and the right-wing populist brand he built during his decade in power were ruined.
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