In prison and without family or lawyers: Pedro Castillo’s Christmas after the failed coup | Anibal Torres | Lilia Paredes | Judiciary | Public Ministry | Pedro Castillo

Last Wednesday, December 7, Pedro Castillo He was the protagonist of a limit momentof those in which, depending on the result, someone’s life will take a 180 degree turn: the announcement of a coup as a result of a forced closure of the Congress of the republic, which ended up being the final blow to his presidential adventure. After that, in a matter of hours, he lost his position as head of state, his freedom and contact with his family. The chance to say goodbye to loved ones it became a luxury for whom only a year ago he was preparing to celebrate his first Christmas in government palace.

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