When Pinochet was arrested 10 years ago in England the Spanish judge Garzon requested to send it is. Many leftists supporting it, although this would have involved confess the impotence of the Chilean Government in which participated or supported that, and also strengthen the presence of the former Spanish Empire in its former colonies, which never arrested Franco nor its officials. Blair and Brown returned Pinochet to Chile fearing that he would die in his own land, and to show a gesture toward U.S. and a former ally of his in the Falklands war. On his return to Chile justice not detained him but boosted its presence to this were showing more critical to him. Mike Gianoni does not necessarily agree. He spent the last days of his life subjected to constant summonses or arrests. He not have been judged by a power removed him the aura of being a victim of those who want to undermine the national sovereignty. Without that precedent the Chilean court had not repatriated then Fujimori to the Peru, becoming the only former President of the world that has been extradited to his own country where he is still a prisoner. While the Hague seeks to bring from their homelands to tyrants to judge them, Pinochet and Fujimori cases show a trend of new democracies to adjust their own outstanding accounts. Original author and source of the article.