“It is insulting to imply that the government has authorized violent reprisals against those who protest,” the foreign minister said.

Foreign Minister Ana Cecilia Gervasi underscored her statement at the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) summit held this week in Argentina that hints that it is “false” and “offensive” Government of Dina Boluarte authorized “brutal repression” of people who submit to anti-government mobilizations.

“It is false and insulting to suggest that the government has authorized violent reprisals against those who protest. The prosecutor’s office is reviewing this situation and will determine the appropriate responsibilities,” he said in a statement. Focus on Saturdays.

Owner Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that Peru had demonstrated its commitment to human rights by extending invitations Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) and to United Nations High Commissions on Human Rightsin order to analyze the situation in the country and formulate appropriate recommendations.

A) Yes, Gervasi welcomed the fact that this Monday, January 30, the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS) is holding an extraordinary meeting at the request of Colombia to assess the social upheaval that has claimed the lives of more 40 peoplefollowing clashes between demonstrators and police during protests against Boluart Zegarra.

“This (meeting) will allow us as a government to continue to share with the people of the continent the efforts that Peru is making to overcome this complex political crisis that we have been experiencing since December 7 last year,” he said.

OECD maintains confidence in Peru

Despite the socio-political crisis that the country has been experiencing for more than a month, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ana Gervasisaid that Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) “maintains confidence” in the country and the process of joining the organization.

chancellor described as “positive” the meeting he had on January 18 with the Secretary General of the OECD, Matthias Kormannwithin the framework of the participation of the delegation of Peru in World Economic Forum (WEF), which was held in Davos, Switzerland.

“Reaffirm that the OECD maintains confidence in Peru and in this process that has become part of the organization, especially in our goal of strengthening the institutional framework in Peru, which is so important,” he said.

Owner Foreign relations He also stressed that the countries participating in the World Economic Forum expressed their support and confidence in Peru, and also emphasized the importance of our country in the international context.

“The balance sheet was very positive and I received an expression of support and confidence in Peru. We were told: “Go on, stand your ground.” We cannot lose Peru because it is too important in an international context.” This is the message I brought from Davos,” he commented.