Peruvian Congress Condemns Mexican Interference: Declares Mexico’s President Persona Non Grata
In a decisive rebuke of foreign interference, Peru’s Congress brands Mexican President persona non grata amid diplomatic fallout over asylum granted to a controversial Peruvian political figure.
In an assertive stand for national sovereignty, Peru’s Congress voted overwhelmingly to declare Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum persona non grata after Mexico granted asylum to former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chávez. This bold move underscores the escalating tensions between two neighboring nations but resonates far beyond their borders, exposing the consequences when foreign governments meddle in sovereign affairs. How Long Will Washington Watch While Allies Ignore Sovereignty? With 63 votes in favor, the Peruvian legislature made clear that Sheinbaum’s actions are seen as hostile interference. Since taking office in 2024, Sheinbaum has backed the controversial ex-President Pedro Castillo, who attempted...
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