They ask to declare President Gustavo Petro "persona non grata"

Personalities from various areas have requested that he be declared persona non grata in Peru to the president of Colombia, Gustavo Petroaccusing a “systematic” interference in matters of internal competition after providing statements on the National Police of Peru.

“Now he cowardly offends the National Police of Peru by maintaining that this institution applies Nazi methods to confront the Peruvian people. This infamous statement was made on the same date that seven police officers were assassinated by narco-terrorist elements,” the document states.

Likewise, they request a categorical response from the Ministry of Foreign Relations before the interferences of the Colombian president, which is not the first time that he refers to State affairs in Peru, since he has also shown his support for the former coup leader, Pedro Castillo.

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“We must remember that President Petro maintains a campaign of lies in support of the former coup leader Pedro Castillo Terrones, supporting the false version that he is illegally imprisoned without judicial resolution or legal defense,” the statement added.

Personalities from different areas ask to declare Gustavo Petro persona non grata

What did Gustavo Petro say about the Peruvian National Police?

As President of Colombia, he referred to the political and social crisis that our country is going through and, after denouncing the role of the Colombian State against leftist groups and comparing it with Nazi Germany, he made the same analogy to refer to the Peruvian police authorities.

“In Peru they march like Nazis, against their own people, breaking the American Convention on Human Rights,” he said in a speech during the possession of the Colombian ambassadors.

Although Petro did not specify if he was referring to the actions of the PNP, it must be remembered that last Thursday, on a day of marches in downtown Lima, hundreds of police officers marched along the Paseo de los Héroes Navales.