Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Appoints Diplomat Carlos Jesús Rossi Covarrubias Consul General in Mexico Cityone day after the expiration of the term of office of his predecessor Milagros Miranda and the resignation of the ambassador to this country, according to the highest resolution published this Saturday in the Bulletin of the Rules of Law.

The date on which Rossi Covarrubias will take up his duties will be set at resolution of the deputy ministerthe specified norm, which is behind the signature of the President of Peru, Dina Boluarte and Chancellor Ana Cecilia Gervasi.

The appointment of a new consul general in Mexico City came a day after Gervasi went to Congress to explain that the change of officials responds to regular rotationand a few days after the Andean country ordered the recall of its ambassador due to “unacceptable statements by the President of Mexico regarding the Boluarte government.

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“Our Consul General remains in Mexico pending a decision setting a date for his rotation, but we are appointing a new Consul General immediately. So our community in Mexico is protected as always and as it should be,” Gervasi said Friday before the Congressional Foreign Relations Committee.

Regarding relations with Mexico, the minister explained that last Friday the government ordered the recall of the Peruvian ambassador due to “repeated and unacceptable statements” by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. leaving diplomatic relations at the level of charge d’affaires.

On 24 February Boluart announced the measure. and “strongly” rejected López Obrador’s statements “on the internal affairs of Peru and the unacceptable issues that repeatedly” the President of Mexico has articulated about the “constitutional and democratic origins” of his government.

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“Mr. Lopez decided support the coup given by the now former President Pedro Castillo on December 7, 2022, the same thing that provoked the unanimous rejection of the institutions that make up the democratic order in Peru and the decision of the Congress of the Republic to remove him from office by vote. out of 101, these are 130 parliamentarians,” the president said seven days ago.

“It needs to be clarified that although the category of political representation in Mexico has been lowered, economic, trade and consular relations they continue to develop normally,” the chancellor said before the Legislative Commission. (EFE)