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...Peru's traditional guarantor of power is the military. Fujimori has worked assiduously for years to cultivate support among the generals, but even there, his leadership style may have alienated important elements. "Fujimori put his intelligence chief, Vladimir Montesinos, in charge of the military, and Montesinos has, in turn, put his own cronies in charge of the different branches," says McGirk. "But Montesinos was dishonorably discharged from Peru's army in the '70s for selling secrets to the U.S., and there's considerable resentment against him in the officer corps. And Toledo's not exactly a fire-breathing leftist...
...state had previously proposed, among other options, that the University loan money to Harvard Pilgrim or that the University serve as a financial guarantor to outside investors in the HMO, according to Harvard Vice President for Finance Elizabeth C. "Beppie" Huidekoper...
...Bank correspondent Jamil Hamad. "And the fact that he has failed to prepare an heir has the Israelis and Americans very worried." Western governments have tended to turn a blind eye to rampant corruption and authoritarianism in Arafat?s Palestinian Authority, in the belief that he is the sole guarantor of the peace process. But that may turn out to have been a risky gambit as Arafat?s political support among Palestinians declines along with his health...
...withdrawal and the safe return of refugees under protection of an international security force. Without a ground invasion of Yugoslavia that actually topples Milosevic's regime, NATO's objective can be achieved only by bombing the Serb leader into signing a deal -- which means, ultimately, accepting him as a guarantor of peace in the Balkans. "It is widely believed that Milosevic was given some form of assurances over immunity during the Dayton process, and until recently U.S. intelligence has been very reluctant to give any assistance to the Hague tribunal," says Anastasijevic. But it may be politically impossible...
...seems that Israel is going into political receivership on that count," Wisse said. "If you ask someone else to be the guarantor of your security, then basically you're going into political receivership...