| rdfs:comment | - Laura Cecilia Bozzo Rotondo (born August 19, 1951), better known by her stage name, the Señorita Laura (Miss Lora), is a Mexican-exiled Peruvian-born television host and philanthropist. Born and raised in Peru, Bozzo pursued a career in television at an early age in her quest to promote Peruvian culture around the world and to bring awareness of the situation many Latin Americans find themselves in, particularly the people of Peru, at the time.
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| abstract | - Laura Cecilia Bozzo Rotondo (born August 19, 1951), better known by her stage name, the Señorita Laura (Miss Lora), is a Mexican-exiled Peruvian-born television host and philanthropist. Born and raised in Peru, Bozzo pursued a career in television at an early age in her quest to promote Peruvian culture around the world and to bring awareness of the situation many Latin Americans find themselves in, particularly the people of Peru, at the time. The Señorita Laura, as she is popularly referred to by her followers, graduated at the top of her class from the University of Peru. She currently holds several doctorate degrees in several disciplines including sociology, psychology, criminal law, family law, tax law, immigration law, marketing, television, social development, political science, politics, economics, and until recently, Mexican culture. Following a devastating incident in which Bozzo remained under house arrest for several years after strong accusations of accepting bribes from then-Peruvian president Alberto Fujimori, and maintaining ties with organized crime, powerful drug traffickers and several politicians linked to corruption, abuse of power, and treason; Bozzo was stripped of her Peruvian citizenship and expelled from her country in exile and declared "a national insult" and "a Peruvian tragedy" by several Peruvian media sources as well as some international publishers.
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