Pedro Castillo

The Mexican Foreign Ministry orders its ambassador to Peru to return to protect his safety

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico instructed his ambassador in Peru, Pablo Monroy Conesa, to return to the country in order to protect his

Argentina suggests its citizens evaluate difficulties if they travel to Peru

The Argentine Government recommended this Tuesday to its citizens who plan to travel to Peru to take into account the possible difficulties they could have

Amnesty International demands the “immediate cessation of state violence” in Peru

Amnesty International (AI) demanded this Monday “the immediate cessation of state violence” in Peru and stressed that there is an “evident negative impact of the

Chile announces charter flight to evacuate tourists stranded in Cusco

The Chilean Foreign Ministry reported that a charter flight is scheduled for this Monday from the touristic Peruvian city of Cusco to evacuate visitors stranded

France advises its citizens to avoid traveling to Peru due to the protests

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France called on the French on Monday not to travel to Peru due to the violent protests that have

“The Peruvian crisis in an international context”, by Farid Kahhat

The communiqué from the governments of Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia and Mexico mentions issues that would deserve consideration, were it not for the fact that it

Evo Morales says that Peru is experiencing an “insurrection” against the “colonial state”

The former president of bolivian Evo Morales He maintained this Sunday that Peru is experiencing an “insurrection” against the “colonial state” and ratified his support

Amazon indigenous people of Ecuador condemn the “brutal” repression in Peru

The Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of the Ecuadorian Amazon (Confeniae) condemned this Saturday what it called “brutal” repression of the Peruvian people, in the face

The IACHR will visit Peru in the face of the crisis unleashed after the dismissal of Castillo

A delegation from the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) will visit Peru from Monday to Wednesday of next week before the crisis unleashed after

Costa Rica begins to repatriate tourists stranded by crisis in Peru

The government of Costa Rica began to repatriate this Friday Costa Ricans who are stranded in Peru due to road blockades in the context of

Colombia offers to mediate a “political and social dialogue” in Peru

The Colombian President, Gustavo Petroassured that his country is willing to accept any role that makes possible a “great political and social dialogue” in the

The UN Secretary General asks, for the second time in a week, to respect the rule of law in Peru

The UN asked again this Friday, for the second time in a week, respect for the rule of law in Peru, but also that freedom

Government of Mexico works to remove Mexicans stranded in Peru

The president of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO)assured this Friday that his government is working to repatriate the Mexicans who are stranded in Peru,

Some 18 Bolivians are stranded in Peru due to protests

The Bolivian Foreign Ministry reported this Friday that some 18 Bolivians are stranded in Peru and 16 citizens have already managed to return to Bolivian

Government of Russia recommends not traveling to Peru due to violent demonstrations

The Foreign Ministry of Russia recommended today not to travel to Peru due to the violent demonstrations anti-government groups that broke out in the Andean

Indigenous movement in Ecuador demands an end to the “massacre in Peru”

The indigenous movement of Ecuador demanded this Tuesday to stop what he called “massacre in Peru” and described as “brutal“the repression exercised by the forces

Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia and Mexico issue a joint statement on the situation in Peru

The governments of Colombia, Mexico, Argentina Y bolivian they expressed this monday “its deep concern about the recent events that resulted in the removal and

The UN expresses its fear of a possible escalation of tensions due to the increase in protests in Peru

The Office of the United Nations for Human Rights today expressed his fear of a possible escalation of tensions in Peru given the increase in

Lapadula effect: why has it been a trend since Pedro Castillo’s failed coup until today?

In strict order of things, after the Peru that lives on Twitter wondered where the former president Pedro Castillo was after his message/threat, the urgency

Left governments and coup in Peru

We said in one recent column that the attitude towards representative democracy was an issue that divided the Latin American left: we have once again