The political commitment to the freedom of Pedro Castillo has less and less chance of finding a legal slit that allows it, and the commitment to castilism as a dominant social-electoral derivation in Congress has less and less chance of putting the government in check. It is good news for Keiko Fujimori, who feels less pressure to pardon the former coup president – pressure like Jorge Nieto, in the name of Good Government – and less fear of the …
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The political commitment to the freedom of Pedro Castillo has less and less chance of finding a legal slit that allows it, and the commitment to castilism as a dominant social-electoral derivation in Congress has less and less chance of putting the government in check. It is good news for Keiko Fujimori, who feels less pressure to pardon the former coup president – pressure like Jorge Nieto, in the name of Good Government – and less fear of the …