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Within VII CELAC Summitwhich took place in Buenos Aires, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ana Cecilia Gervasi, spoke about hints regarding the current situation in Peru. In this regard, he distinguished the peaceful protest of historically marginalized sections of the population from “violent actions to overthrow the constitutional order and achieve political goals that these groups cannot achieve by constitutional means.”
With regard to deaths due to acts of violence, Chancellor Gervasi stated that “the prosecution conducts investigations with full autonomy and accompanies National Police in action to combat violence and protect people’s lives, of the 33 million Peruvians who are the true victims of this situation of violence.”
In this vein, he questioned that “some governments from particularly close countries did not accompany Peru in this difficult institutional situation and rather prioritized ideological proximity, unconditional support for the rule of law and constitutional continuity.”
In her address to the Heads of State and Government of Latin America and the Caribbean, the Minister for Foreign Affairs called on members SELAC so they “support the only democratic and institutional way out of this crisis: early general elections, so that the people of Peru, sovereignly and without any interference, decide their future in peace and freedom”, and also “reject all measures aimed at disrupting stability and democratic institutions in Peru”.
Gabriel Boric spoke about the situation in Peru
Earlier, Chilean President Gabriel Boric spoke about the country’s political and social situation and asked Dina Boluarte’s government to “change course” in the face of last month’s “unacceptable” violence, citing more than 50 deaths that have been recorded since the resumption of anti-government protests.
“We cannot remain indifferent when today, in our sister country Peru, people who go on the march and demand what they consider to be fair end up getting shot by those who are supposed to protect them,” he said. Borik during his speech at CELAC Summit
President of Chilewho will make his debut at the CELAC conclave since coming to power a year ago, stressed “the urgent need to change direction in Peru.
“The balance left by the path of repression and violence – after the failed coup d’état of former President Pedro Castillo – is unacceptable,” he added.
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The number of people dying of cancer in the United States has steadily declined over the past three decades, according to a new report from the American Cancer Society. According to a report published Thursday in CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, the US cancer death rate has dropped 33% since 1991, corresponding to about 3.8 million deaths averted. Cancer mortality rates continued to decline in the latest year for which data are available, between 2019 and 2020, by 1.5%.
Source: RPP
