Right-wing former Chilean dictator Aguste Pinochet, now in his 90s, had his head of state immunity from prosecution waived to prosecute him for tax fraud, including millions of dollars stored in overseas accounts that were not registered, including $13 million in U.S. banks. The formal charges that now may proceed include tax evasion, eluding an international asset embargo, and use of false passports. He was, however, ruled to be unfit mentally to stand trial for human rights violations, which human rights lawyers find “outrageous.”