US EditionForeign Ministry Evaluates Request for Safe Conduct for Betssy Chávez upon Request From the Embassy of Mexico
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Listen to this news: The Peruvian government is considering granting safe passage to Betssy Chávez, who served as prime minister during the presidency of Pedro Castillo. Chávez is currently at the Mexican embassy in Lima, where she has been granted political asylum due to the trial she faces alongside Castillo for an attempted coup in late 2022. Hugo de Zela, Peru's foreign minister, commented in an interview with RPP radio that the analysis of …
Demian Duarte, correspondent CITY OF MEXICO.- The government of Mexico endorses its decision to assimilate Betsy Chávez as a political pursuer in Peru, despite ... La entrada Refrenda Mexico asylum to Betsy Chávez at the embassy in Peru aparece primero en LJA.MX Noticias México.
Foreign Minister Hugo de Zela reported in an interview that the situation of Betsy Chávez is still under review, after the former Prime Minister remained at the Mexican Embassy in Lima. De Zela explained that the analysis must be carried out in accordance with the international framework. He specified that Peru will act in accordance with the Convention on Diplomatic Asylum and recalled that this instrument establishes specific procedures. “That…
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hugo de Zela, confirms that the Peruvian state is evaluating the possibility of granting a safe conduct to Bettsy Ch time, after Mexico officialized its intention to receive it.
The government of Peru analyzes Mexico’s request to grant a safe conduct for the departure of the former president of the Council of Ministers, Betssy Chávez, who is under diplomatic asylum in the residence of the embassy of our country in Lima. However, it will be until after the legal study of the Foreign Ministry itself that the decision on the future of who is accused of participating in the coup d’état of former President Pedro Castillo, cl…
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru said that they are analyzing granting safe conduct to Betssy Chávez to leave the country for Mexico. "We are doing legal studies to be able to provide a response to the Mexican government," he said.
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