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President of Peru Notes that Safe Conduct to Former Prime Minister Assiduous Is Not Important

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The interim president of Peru, José Jerí, declared this Monday that the situation of former Prime Minister Betssy Chávez, assimilated by Mexico and waiting for a safe conduct to travel to that country, is not important for her government and could remain in the hands of the next executive, who will be elected in 2026.

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The interim president of Peru, José Jerí, declared this Monday that the situation of former Prime Minister Betssy Chávez, assimilated by Mexico and waiting for a safe conduct to travel to that country, is not important for her government and could remain in the hands of the next executive, who will be elected in 2026.

President José Jerí said that it is not important for him to grant or not to grant safe conduct so that the exiled Betsy Chávez can travel to Mexico and that this could remain in the hands of the next government, so everything indicates that the expremier could remain locked up for months in the residence of the Mexican embassy in Lima.Polices outside the diplomatic headquarters “preserve security”, although rather they seek to prevent Betsy Chá…

Internationalist Francisco Belaunde described the request of the Peruvian Foreign Ministry to the Organization of American States (OAS) to adjust the terms of the Caracas Treaty following the asylum granted to Betssy Chávez by Mexico as an internal maneuver of the Government. In the program Things as they are, Belaunde said that this measure seeks to postpone the delivery of the safe conduct required by the Caracas Convention, as a way to releas…

Despite the international controversy over the asylum granted to former Prime Minister Betssy Chávez, President José Jerí avoided getting involved. According to the president, this issue does not occupy a relevant place on the government's agenda, and remarked that it is focused on addressing citizen insecurity. During an interview with El Comercio's ‘Always at 8 o'clock’ program, Jerí was questioned about the possibility that his government wou…

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The interim president of Peru, José Jerí, rested on Monday, December 8, 2025 on the situation of former Prime Minister Betssy Chávez, who remains in the diplomatic residence of Mexico in Lima waiting for a safe conduct to travel to that country. In statements to a web program of the newspaper El Comercio portal, Jerí indicated that the resolution of the case could be extended until the next government, which will be elected in the general electi…

Chancellor Hugo de Zela states that, despite the diplomatic break with Mexico, police protection is maintained at the embassy where Betsy Ch time is and I guarantee that immunity will be respected.

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EXITOSA NOTICIAS - NOTICIAS DEL PERU Y EL MUNDO broke the news in on Monday, December 8, 2025.
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