US EditionCoup D'état: Betssy Chávez's Lawyer Does Not Know His Whereabouts a Day After the Beginning of Closing Arguments at the Trial
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This Tuesday, the oral trial for the coup d'état of December 7, 2022, enters its final straight line. And it is that the Public Prosecutor's Office supports its final arguments against the seven accused of the alleged crime of rebellion, led by former President Pedro Castillo.
The defense lawyers of former Peruvian Prime Minister Betssy Chávez, prosecuted for the failed coup d'état of the end of 2022 with former President Pedro Castillo, confirmed on Monday that she received political asylum granted by Mexico. "The defense expresses that this decision is fully within the framework of international law and constitutes a recognition of the political persecution of which (Chávez) has been victim in Peru," said a statemen…
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