Overview
- In a new interview, José Jerí said he is open to all possibilities and would enter the Mexican mission if required, even as his cabinet has yet to decide next steps.
- On November 21, a Peruvian judge ordered five months of preventive detention for Betssy Chávez and issued national and international location and capture notices through police and Interpol.
- Mexico’s Foreign Ministry said Peru reaffirmed it will respect the inviolability of Mexican diplomatic premises in Lima, including the official residence where Chávez remains under asylum.
- Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro warned he would withdraw his country’s embassy if Peru attacks the Mexican mission in Lima.
- Former foreign minister Eduardo Ferrero Costa and other ex-officials said any forced entry would violate the Vienna Convention, as Peru seeks OAS guidance on a potential safe-conduct.