The Peruvian government has decided to dissolve its intelligence services. Prime Minister Carlos Ferrero said too many agents had ties to disgraced former President Alberto Fujimori and his spy-chief, Vladimiro Montesinos. The decision came after the head of the National Intelligence Council resigned just two days into his tenure. Ricardo Arbocco was the seventh man to head the scandal-hit agency since President Alejandro Toledo came to power in June 2001. Mr Arbocco stood down on Monday, after it emerged he was being investigated for alleged corruption. Full Story