Overview
- Betssy Chávez remains at Mexico’s embassy in Lima as Peru refuses a safe-conduct and has severed diplomatic relations with Mexico.
- Luz Pacheco says the Constitutional Court has no direct responsibility and that judges could not impose tougher controls on their own.
- Prosecutors have asked a court for an arrest warrant and five months of pretrial detention, citing missed biometric check-ins and four skipped hearings.
- The proceedings relate to the Pedro Castillo crisis, with Chávez previously supervised under simple appearance without added restrictions.
- Pacheco highlights uncertainty over the prosecution’s leadership transition involving Delia Espinoza as a source of public unease.