Ambassador of Mexico in Peru is declared persona non grata and must leave the country within 72 hours Code List

The relationships between Peru Y Mexico are at their toughest moment after announcing that the former first lady lilia paredes He is with his children at the Mexican Embassy located in the district of San Isidro. After the safe-conduct was approved for Pedro Castillo’s wife to leave the country, Chancellery informed that the ambassador of the Aztec country should do the same.

“This decision is based on the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, which establishes the power of the receiving State to declare a foreign head of mission persona non grata,” says the communiqué of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It is for the ambassador Pablo Monroy Conesa You have 72 hours to leave the national territory.

Through its Twitter account, the Foreign Ministry indicated that the decision responds to “the repeated expressions of the highest authorities of that country (Mexico) about the political situation in Peru.” These have been considered as interference in the internal affairs of the country, which would have violated the principle of non-intervention that characterizes relations between nations.

It should be remembered that five days ago, Foreign Minister Ana Cecilia Gervasi reported that the ambassadors of Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia and Mexico would be called for consultation for their comments regarding the political crisis in Peru. These nations pointed out that Pedro Castillo had been the victim of political “harassment” since he took office last year and urged the Andean country to “refrain from reversing the popular will expressed” at the polls.

For his part, the president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has denied that he has been involved in the internal affairs of Peru. After pointing out that the will of the citizens must be respected at the polls, he came to question the origin of the Political Constitution of Peru. “It has a problem, a flaw, of undemocratic origin. It is a story of political instability that they are making the laws in a way (…) to favor a minority, ”he declared.

the future of lilia paredesformer first lady and wife of former president pedro castleI would be in Mexico. The Minister of Foreign Relations, Ana Cecilia Gervasi, informed that she was granted the safe passage she and her two youngest children.

“According to the Caracas Convention on diplomatic asylum of 1954 of which both States (Peru and Mexico) are part. Article 12 of the aforementioned convention establishes that the territorial State is obliged to provide immediately, except in cases of force majeure, the necessary guarantees referred to in article 5 and the corresponding safe-conduct”, explained Gervasi.

On Paredes weighed an appearance with restrictions that the Judge Raúl Justiniano in October of this year. Among the rules of conduct that were imposed on him was not to leave his place of residence without a court order.

However, in the last hours it was learned that the Second Criminal Court of Appeals decided to annul the measure against her and her brothers. Walter and David Paredeswithin the framework of the call anguia casethat involves them as alleged members of a criminal organization entrenched in the Ministry of Housing.

After the ruling of the Criminal Chamber, the former first lady was left without legal impediments. By Marcelo Ebrard, chancellor of mexico in Peru, it was learned that she and her two minor children already have political asylum and remain in the facilities of the mexican embassy based in Lima.

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