President of the PJ Rejects Statements by Keiko Fujimori to the UN: “I Cannot Allow Them”

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Supreme Judge Janet Tello said that the president “forgot” her commitment to respect separation of powers and judicial independence when she told the United Nations that the military and police are irregularly tried

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The Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Ernesto Álvarez, responded to the questions raised by the President of the Judiciary, Janet Tello, by the message of President Keiko Fujimori to the United Nations.

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The Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Ernesto Álvarez, responded to statements by the President of the Judiciary, Janet Tello, who rejected President Keiko Fujimori's statements before the General Assembly of the United Nations about the judicial processes that face military and police officers for events that occurred during the time of terrorism.

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The president of the judiciary rejected the statements of the president in the UN about trials of police and military, defending the independence of the judicial system. She assured that there is no persecution against the Armed Forces and the National Police and highlighted the role of the entity in the fight against terrorism.

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Diario Gestión. Latin American Summary September 23, 2026. The President of the Judiciary, Janet Tello, rejected the statements made by President Keiko Fujimori during her speech to the General Assembly of the United Nations, in which she questioned that soldiers and police who participated in the fight against terrorism continue to be prosecuted. [...] La entrada Perú. Tello rejects statements by Keiko Fujimori at the UN on trials of military a…

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The President of the Judiciary, Janet Tello, rejected the statements made by President Keiko Fujimori during her speech to the General Assembly of the United Nations, in which she questioned whether the military and police who participated in the fight against terrorism continue to be prosecuted.