US EditionGolpista Betssy Chávez Takes up Residence at the Embassy of Mexico; Milei Re-Launches His Cabinet and Caputo Continues as Advisor and More Front Pages of the World 04/11/2025
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Raúl Noblecilla, lawyer for Betssy Chávez, said he has no knowledge of whether the ex-premier is currently being held at the residence of the Mexican Embassy in Lima. “We cannot at this time confirm absolutely anything, we have not communicated with Betssy Chávez,” he told RPP. However, counsel argued that if the information provided by Foreign Minister Hugo de Zela was confirmed, according to which Betssy Chávez would have received asylum in th…
Raúl Noblecilla said he has been unable to communicate with Chávez for several days, after Foreign Minister Hugo de Zela confirmed that Chávez is at the Mexican diplomatic headquarters in Lima, where he would have applied for political asylum.
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