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Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru, Ana Cecilia Gervasiclaimed that Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador supported “such ideologized behavior that cute with irrational” rejecting the legitimacy of
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru, Ana Cecilia Gervasiclaimed that Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador supported “such ideologized behavior that cute with irrational” rejecting the legitimacy of Peruvian head of state Dina Boluarte.
“Mr. Lopez foolishly insists on ignore Pedro Castillo’s coup d’état, despite the fact that the international community as a whole has expressed its opposition to the violation of the constitutional order in Peru and its support for the constitutional succession of President Dina Boluarte,” Gervasi said in an interview published this Monday by the newspaper Trade.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru emphasized that for this reason, the executive and legislative branches of Peru “have categorically condemned their interventionist and irresponsible positions.
Plenary meeting of the Congress of Peru, announced last Thursday “Persona non grata” for Lopez Obrador for his repeated statements about the internal affairs of Peru and his refusal to hand over to the Andean country the presidency of the Pacific Alliance.
The Mexican ruler described the past week as Boluart’s “usurper” and said he should leave “the presidency to the one who won a free and democratic election, Pedro Castillo”, who has been imprisoned since December 7 after he was sacked by the Peruvian Congress following an attempted coup.
He also confirmed that Mexico will not hand over the presidency of the Pacific Alliance “because she is not the legitimate and legitimate president of Peru.”
Following the decision of the Peruvian Congress, López Obrador announced last Friday that the government he leads does not want to have “economic or trade relations with Peru” and once again characterized Boluart as a “usurper” of the position.
With regard to the appointment of an interim president of the Pacific Alliance, the President of Mexico He said he could deliver it to the Chilean government.although it corresponds to Peru.
In response, Gervasi said that economic and trade relations between countries “are moving entrepreneurs, SMEs and other entities civil society in both countries, not governments.”
“Very important Mexican investments in Peru and ours in Mexico will continue beyond similar expressions; our trade exchange exceeds $2 billion,” he stressed.
He considered, however, “unbelievable” that Mexico “goes back 12 years”. their work in such a mechanism as the Pacific Alliance”, which, as he pointed out, “is not a political forum, but one of the most successful trade and economic mechanisms in the region”.
Despite this, the chancellor declared that the Boluarte government maintain its “stance of being open to dialogue to find alternatives” which allows him to become President of the Alliance, and thanked for the support that this right has received from Chilean Foreign Minister Alberto van Claveren and Chilean Deputy Foreign Minister Gloria de la Fuente.
“We will continue with the best disposition to achieve this the agreed alternative will soon materialize which protects the 12 years of achievements of the Pacific Alliance and ensures its future,” he concluded.
In the midst of a confrontation with the government of López, Obrador, Peru announced at the end of February last year permanent recall of its ambassador to Mexico and pointed out that bilateral relations are limited to business managers.
(EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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