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President of Chile Gabriel Borich, responded this Thursday to complaints peruvian government about his statements at the last Celac summit on the crisis in Peru and said that the violation of human rights should always be condemned, regardless of the political overtones.
“I am sure that both as a president and as a deputy I adhere to a single standard on this issue (…) I want to be very clear, human rights are civilizational progress and the political coloring of a government on duty. what violates them does not matter,” the President said at a press conference in Aisenin the south of Chile.
“We’ll raise our voice, whether it’s Chile or abroad, in countries ruled by left, right or centrists,” added the progressive president, who also tends to repeatedly criticize regimes Venezuela D Nicaragua.
Boric notes that Chile respects Peru’s “institutionalism”.
Government Dina Boluarte said the day before Borik last Tuesday showed “disrespect” during his speech at the summit of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (Selak), held in Buenos Aires.
“Course chosen Government President Boluarte’s constitution is to promote general elections so that Peruvians can freely and peacefully decide the fate of Peru,” he said. office Peruvian on her Twitter account.
Borik said this Thursday that his government “deeply respects the institutions of Peru and the constitutional mechanisms of Peru” and that at the conclave he expressed “within respect” his concern about the “violation of human rights and the death of more than 60 people” during the protests.
“This is what we have defended and will continue to defend in international affairs, making ourselves available, as we have always done, through multilateral bodies and respecting the will of the sovereign so that we can find ways of a peaceful solution,” he added. .
Peru faces social crisis with daily demonstrations demanding resignation Dina Boluarte and closing Congressand a call for a general election this year.
The President took over the reins of the country in December last year after a failed coup attempt by then President Pedro Castillo.
(As reported by EFE)
Source: RPP
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