Peru’s President-elect Fujimori says she wants to restore ties with Mexico
Summary
Peru’s President-elect Keiko Fujimori said she wants to restore diplomatic relations with Mexico, ending a long dispute between the two countries. The break began when Mexico gave asylum to a former Peruvian prime minister who was involved in a political crisis in Peru.Key Facts
- Keiko Fujimori won Peru’s presidential race and plans to improve relations with Mexico.
- Peru cut ties with Mexico after Mexico granted asylum to Betssy Chavez, a former Peruvian prime minister.
- Chavez was part of the government under left-wing President Pedro Castillo, who was removed from office in 2022.
- Castillo attempted to dissolve Congress but was impeached and sentenced to over 11 years in prison for treason and rebellion.
- Mexico gave asylum to Castillo’s family and Chavez, leading Peru to accuse Mexico of interfering in its affairs.
- Peru declared Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum unwelcome and banned her from entering Peru.
- Mexico claims its asylum decisions follow international law and its tradition of protecting political refugees.
- Fujimori’s government will begin on July 28, Peru’s Independence Day.
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