The will express dama lilia paredes He spoke when he arrived in Mexico with his children, after this country offered them asylum and the Peruvian government gave them a safe passage the last Tuesday December 20th.
Through his social networks, Paredes Navarro thanked the Mexican government for allowing them to remain in their territory and asked the organizations that promote human rights to safeguard the rights of Peruvians in the context of demonstrations in various regions of the country, which have left dead and injured.
“Dear brothers and sisters from my homeland: I am very grateful for the solidarity that my family has received. I thank the government of Mexico and you for your ongoing concern. We are living through a very difficult time, but we are united and your permanent support strengthens us.”, he wrote on his Twitter account.
“I ask the organizations that promote DD. HH., nationally and internationally, to safeguard the rights of our compatriots. I also ask for special attention to the health of my husband, Pedro Castillo. Now the future of our country is in the hands of the people.”, he added.
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The family of the former president Pedro Castillo traveled to the North American country after Foreign Minister Ana Cecilia Gervasi announced last Tuesday that they had been granted a safe-conduct for their asylum.
However, the minister recalled that Lilia Paredes is included in a preparatory investigation as an alleged co-perpetrator of the crime of criminal organization, so requesting an eventual extradition was not ruled out.
“The granting of the safe-conduct is made with the reservation of the right of the Peruvian State to request the eventual extradition of Mrs. Paredes Navarro, in accordance with the extradition treaty with the Republic of Peru and the United Mexican States of 2021, in the event that the judicial authorities require itGervasi explained.
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