Peru reviews safe passage to Mexico for former PM holed up at Mexican embassy
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Summary: Peru's government will decide this week whether it should grant safe passage to Mexico to an opposition politician holed up at the Mexican embassy in Lima, the country's foreign minister said, amid a tense standoff between the two countries.
A man walks past the Mexican embassy in Lima, after Peru broke off diplomatic relations with Mexico following former Prime Minister Betssy Chavez’s decision to seek asylum there, in Peru, November 5, 2025. REUTERS/ Gerardo Marin
LIMA — Peru's government will decide this week whether it should grant safe passage to Mexico to an opposition politician holed up at the Mexican embassy in Lima, the
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