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The Peruvian government considers itself “attacked” by an “ideological group of presidents”. And in this sense, he supports the Congress receiving a proposal to declare Mexican President Andres
The Peruvian government considers itself “attacked” by an “ideological group of presidents”. And in this sense, he supports the Congress receiving a proposal to declare Mexican President Andres Manuel López Obrador persona non grata, who does not recognize the legitimacy of President Dina Boluarte.
During a visit to Parliament, the Chairman of the Council of Ministers, Alberto Otarola, He was consulted on a proposal by the Commission on Foreign Relations to declare López Obrador persona non grata for addressing internal issues in Peru.
Otarola said that “all of us, Peruvians, citizens, have witnessed how the country is attacked by an ideological group of presidents who offend our country and its institutions abroad.”
The Prime Minister added that the executive branch will “to be attentive to what the Congress of the Republic ultimately decides” and added that if the proposal was given the green light, “it would not be a decision alien to the great interests of the country to protect its sovereignty and integrity.”
A parliamentary commission approved on Monday a motion to reject “unacceptable statements” by the Mexican president to create “violation of the principle of non-intervention by another State” and by violating their “legal obligations under the framework agreement” of the Pacific Alliance by refusing to hand over the interim presidency to Peru.
The explanatory part of the statement rejects the fact that the Mexican ruler “repeatedly made public statements” about Peru, “laden with lies”, which he described as “meddling, irresponsible and ideologized”.
“We already know what this person is, and with even greater pleasure we are going to declare him persona non grata,” Commission on Foreign Relations President Maria del Carmen Alva said, noting that López Obrador announced that he would be “pride” to be declared persona non grata.
The Mexican ruler called Boluarte a “usurper”. and said he should leave “the presidency to the one who won free and democratic elections, Pedro Castillo”, imprisoned since December 7 last year after being sacked by Peru’s Congress following an attempted coup.
He reiterated that Mexico would not give him the presidency of the Pacific Alliance. “because she is not the legitimate and legitimate president of Peru.”
In response, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru Ana Cecilia Gervasi confirmed that López Obrador and Colombian Gustavo Petro, who also backs up his criticism of Boluart, showed “attitudes contrary to the principles and values that govern democratic coexistence”.
At the end of February last year, the Peruvian government announced the permanent recall of its ambassador to Mexico and indicated that bilateral relations were reduced to business managerswhile Congress declared Petro and former Bolivian President Evo Morales persona non grata on both occasions for their criticism and public opposition to the Boluarte government.
(EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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