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Peru reviews safe passage to Mexico for former PM holed up at Mexican embassy
LIMA - Peru's government will decide this week whether it should grant safe passage to Mexico to an opposition politician holed up at the Mexican embassy in Lima, the country's foreign minister said, amid a tense standoff between the two countries. Read more at straitstimes.com.
By confirming that the government of Mexico will continue its humanist tradition of granting political asylum to people persecuted in other nations for political reasons, President Claudia Sheinbaum insisted that the breakdown of diplomatic relations decreed by the interim administration of Peru – due to the protection granted to former Prime Minister Betssy Chávez – “is out of proportion.”
What will happen to trade between Peru and Mexico after the diplomatic break?The CCL launches a warning Source: RPP The president of the Lima Chamber of Commerce (CCL), Roberto de la Tore, presented himself in Extension of News by RPP and referred to the recent break in diplomatic relations with Mexico, ensuring that the impact of the political crisis should be limited and not interfere in the solid trade exchange between the two countries.De l…
Diego Armando Maradona, between heaven and hellBetsy Chávez and the double standards of the leftThis Búho laments that the presidents of Mexico, first Andrés López Obrador and now Claudia Sheinbaum, blinded by their leftist ideology, are grossly involved in the internal affairs of Peru. What is worse is that they create a false narrative to justify a coup d'état against democracy. Neither Pedro Castillo nor Betssy Chávez are politically persecut…
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