Pedro Castillo was sworn in as Chancellor of the Republic by Cesar Landa.

the president Peter’s castle took the oath tonight Cesar Landa as Chancellor of the Republic. Cesar Landa Come back to Ministry of Foreign Affairs after check out Miguel Rodriguez McKaywho announced his resignation after a series of disagreements with the president himself Peter’s castle.

A few weeks ago, the now former minister announced a decision to revoke recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and “sever all relations with that entity” due to the lack of “effective bilateral relations.” However, Pedro Castillo denied the words of his foreign minister, noting that Peru confirms relations with this country.

The arrival of Rodriguez MacKay led to the resignation of Peru’s UN and OAS representatives, Manuel Rodríguez Cuadros and Harold Forsythe Mejia, in short order. Added to this is controversy over his statements against President Castillo when he first took office last July.

The former foreign minister noted that the questions he raised about the legitimacy of the country’s latest electoral process ended when the National Jury for Elections (JNE) handed over credentials to President Pedro Castillo, and that his role as minister was driven by his vision of service to the state.

Constitutional complaint of treason

A few days ago, Peru Libre parliamentarian Margo Palacios announced via her social media that she had filed a constitutional complaint of “treason against the country” against former Foreign Minister Miguel Rodríguez Mackay.

“I categorically reject any intention to persuade the ratification of the treaty agreement and we are warning citizens to be on their guard against any attempt to join,” he said in a Twitter.

The complaint was filed with the parliamentary subcommittee on constitutional charges and was motivated by statements Rodriguez McKay regarding its position that the State should sign maritime convention.

“At a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the Santiago Declaration, he said that Peru should sign the UN Maritime Convention confirming that we never had a 200-mile territorial sea,” Palacios said.

According to the parliamentarian, “this will allegedly entail the loss of sovereignty over 188 miles of the territorial sea.” For this reason, in his official letter addressed to the chairman of the said parliamentary working group, Rocío Torres (APP), he pointed out that the outgoing foreign minister had violated the Criminal Code and the Constitution.

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The legislator said that economic interests are behind the project, approved at the insistence of the plenary session of the parliament. On the other hand, MP Alex Paredes of the ruling Masters Bloc justified his group’s support for the project’s persistence despite the government’s compliance with the law.