Pedro Castillo’s Senate Bid Reveals Peru’s Flawed Political Justice and Threats to Sovereignty
Pedro Castillo, Peru’s imprisoned ex-president facing charges of rebellion, seeks a Senate seat in 2026, exposing deep political divisions and legal irregularities that echo challenges to national sovereignty worldwide.
Peru's ongoing political drama is not just a distant Latin American saga; it carries critical lessons about the erosion of democratic norms and national sovereignty that resonate with America First principles. Pedro Castillo, the imprisoned former president of Peru, is actively pursuing a Senate candidacy for the 2026 elections despite facing serious charges related to a failed coup attempt. This development throws a harsh spotlight on how politically motivated prosecutions—disguised as justice—can undermine lawful governance and individual liberties. Is Peru Sacrificing Rule of Law for Political Expediency? Castillo remains behind bars at Barbadillo prison for ex-presidents while undergoing trial for...
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