OAS High Level Commission Meets Pedro Castillo Today at Government Palace

On Monday, President Pedro Castillo will receive an audience with a mission Organization of American States (OAS)which is already in the country.

The meeting will take place at 08:00 at the headquarters of the Government Palace, according to the Secretariat for Strategic Communications and Press of the Office of the President of the Republic.

High level group Organization of American States (OAS) will hold working meetings on Monday 21 November and Tuesday 22 November at Lime with various institutions and subjects of national affairs, in order to be widely informed about the political situation in the country.

The purpose of the visit is to hear as many voices as possible and collect relevant information in order to prepare a report, which will subsequently be presented to the Permanent Council at the Organization’s headquarters in Washington, DC.

The formation of this high-level group stems from a request from the central government itself to Permanent Commission of the OAS extraordinary assembly in accordance with the provisions of the Inter-American Democratic Charter.

Meeting with the chairman of the judiciary

The President of the Judiciary, Elvia Barrios, announced on Sunday evening that she would meet with a high-level panel of the OAS Permanent Council at noon this Monday.

In statements to the Sunday newspaper Panorama, he indicated that at this meeting, with regard to the balance of power, they would indicate that our country respects the checks and balances established by the Constitution. Likewise, that their performance is independent and that this is guaranteed by the services they provide.

He also argued that, as an institution, they sought to be the link between the executive and the legislature in the midst of a crisis that arose between both branches of government. He also recalled that in this context he asked to convene the State Council.

Although Neighborhood He welcomed the fact that the OAS mission is already in Lima to meet with national politicians and government agencies, and considered that there was no need to convene this organization.

Meeting with the prosecutor?

OAS High Level Panel spokesman, former Foreign Minister of Paraguay Eladio Loizaga confirmed on Sunday upon his arrival in Lima that among those interviewed by the mission will be national prosecutor Patricia Benavidez, who has launched a preliminary investigation into Peruvian President Pedro Castillo. as the alleged leader of a criminal organization.

When specifically asked if they were going to meet with the national prosecutor, Loizaga answered in the affirmative and added that “we are going to meet with everyone.”

OAS Promises Impartiality

The Organization of American States (OAS) has pledged to be impartial and to listen to all voices affected by the political crisis that Peru is going through in a mission that begins this Sunday in Lima.

“We know that our visit has raised great expectations in Peru that any gesture we make or word we say will be interpreted as a position taken by the group in one sense or another, but this is not that far from reality.” , – he said. in a statement.video Eladio Loizaga, former foreign minister of Paraguay and spokesman for the group, which is already in the country.

The OAS mission is called upon to analyze the political crisis in the country, it will arrive on Sunday and stay for three days. It is composed of foreign ministers from various countries such as Argentina, Belize, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala and Paraguay.

Delegation of the OAS

The delegation that is in the country consists of Foreign Ministers Santiago Cafiero, Argentina; Eamon Courtney from Belize; Juan Carlos Holguin, from Ecuador; Mario Adolfo Bucaro, from Guatemala; and Julio Cesar Arriola from Paraguayan.

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.