Former Peruvian President Ollanta Humala has been released from Barbadillo prison after serving a year and three months. This release follows a ruling by the Constitutional Court (TC) in his favor. The TC deemed his habeas corpus petition valid, granting him freedom. Humala had been detained while authorities investigated allegations of corruption during his presidency. The habeas corpus petition challenged the length of his pre-trial detention. His freedom does not signify an acquittal, and investigations may continue. The ruling highlights ongoing debates surrounding pre-trial detention periods in Peru.