Internationalist visiting the OAS: “He offers help in a solution, but falls entirely on the Peruvians”

internationalist Oscar Vidarte this Friday it was clarified that the next OAS mission would only come to Peru “to offer its good offices and mediation” through a report that they would present after meeting with all the country’s political figures.

“The OAS offers its good offices, its mediation. In a way, she offers to help with the decision, but the decision falls entirely on the Peruvians. I assume that after the presentation of the report, the following will be recommended: this mission is trying to bring the parties closer together, and a number of mechanisms can be used for this, “explained the specialist in night air rotor from RPP.

Oscar Vidarte He claimed that acting foreign ministers would come to our country and hold various meetings with national politicians. In addition, he stressed that the report they would present to OAS.

“This high-level group, composed of acting foreign ministers from various countries, will first prepare a report. imagine that the result of all this will be a report and it will be presented to the permanent council. This work should reflect what is happening in terms of democracy in the country,” he said.

you live He indicated that this mission reflects the balance of debate that has taken place in the Permanent Council and that it will help ensure officials are not delegitimized or branded as anti- or pro-government.

“Any report that comes out of this mission is unlikely to refer only to the opposition and sees the Castillo government as a government that respects the rule of law 100%, although this is very difficult to confirm,” Vidarte said.

This is how the OAS group will be formed

The OAS announced that the delegation due to arrive in Lima would consist of Foreign Ministers Santiago Cafiero of Argentina; Eamon Courtney from Belize; Juan Carlos Holguin from Ecuador; Mario Adolfo Bucaro from Guatemala; and Julio Cesar Arriola from Paraguay.

And also Laura Gil, Deputy Minister for Multilateral Affairs of Colombia; Christian Gillermet, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Costa Rica; and Eladio Loizaga, former Foreign Minister of Paraguay and representative of the General Secretariat of the OAS.

Mission OAS he will meet with the leadership of the government of Pedro Castillo, as well as with Congress President José Williams Zapata; Attorney of the Nation Patricia Benavidez; head of the judiciary, Elvia Barrios; and representatives of civil society to prepare a report, which will subsequently be submitted to the Permanent Council of the international organization.