The government of Dina Boluarte arranged that Evo Morales do not enter the country. The Ministry of Interior reported that the National Superintendence of Migrations issued the impediment to enter the country against the former president of Bolivia for immigration checkpoints. The measure of Executive power also includes 8 citizens of Bolivian nationality who entered Peruvian territory to carry out proselytizing activities before the protests that take place in the interior of the country.
“On January 6, the National Migration Superintendency, in strict compliance with its powers and article 48 of the Migration Law, ordered the registration of the impediment to entry into the country, through all immigration control posts, of nine citizens of Bolivian nationality, including Mr. Juan Evo Morales Ayma,” says the Ministry statement.
Evo Morales was entering the framework of the protests that are registered in the interior of the country.
The entity highlights that Peru is a sovereign and democratic countrywhose immigration regulations establish that all foreign citizens in the country have the duty to conduct themselves in compliance with the legal system, within the framework of national security and internal order.
“In recent months, foreign citizens of Bolivian nationality have been identified who entered the country to carry out activities of a political proselytizing nature, which constitutes a clear affectation to our immigration legislation, to national security and to the internal order of Peru”, precise the mininter.
Statement from the Ministry of the Interior
Evo Morales spoke out about the protests in Peru
The former president of Bolivia Evo Morales spoke about the political crisis facing the country despite the fact that the president Dina Boluarte you requested that he stop “intervening” in the internal affairs of Peru.
In the 21st century, in some countries of Latin America racist attitudes persist that despise and try to subdue indigenous people to maintain privileges and plunder natural resources. Our brothers in Peru are experiencing a rebellion that cannot be resolved with massacres and repression,” he wrote. Evo Morales which motivated Boluarte to call the immigration authorities to evaluate your entry into national territory.
Former president Evo Morales once again referred to Peru. Photo: @evoespueblo/Twitter
Presents habeas corpus to annul Evo Morales’ entry ban
This Monday, January 9, the coup leader’s former lawyer Pedro Castillo, Ronald Atenciopresented a habeas corpus in order to annul the provision of the National Superintendence of Migrations to prohibit the entry of the former Bolivian president Evo Morales to the national territory. The restriction against the former ruler of the highland country It was made official this Monday, under the argument of, as they consider in the Government of Dina Boluarte, a “clear affectation of our immigration legislation, national security and the internal order of Peru.”
“Leave null and void any type of provision, resolution, administrative act and/or measure that prevents, limits or restricts the free entry and/or exit of the Republic of Peru of Juan Evo Morales Ayma”, It is the request of Attention to constitutional justice.
According to the document you accessed The Republicthe lawyer considers that restricting the entry of the former Bolivian president It is a “clear violation of the constitutional right of every human being to enter or leave the national territory.” The lawyer also maintains that some assumption provided for in article 48 of the Migration Law, which establishes the grounds to prevent the entry of foreigners into Peru, has not been proven.
Habeas corpus in favor of Evo Morales.
Evo Morales: They prevent us from entering for asking them to stop the genocide
The former president of Bolivia Evo Morales responded to the Government of Peru after being prevented from entering the country. “After expelling the ambassador of Mexico for defending the life of the president @PedroCastilloTe and his family, the right wing of Peru prohibits us from entering that sister country for talking about the constituent assembly and ask that they stop the genocide of our indigenous brothers,” he wrote on Twitter.
In his statement, He also addressed the president directly Dina Boluarteto whom he expressed his regret: “Before, he defended our integration process with dignity, solidarity and brotherhood, now he attacks us to distract and avoid responsibility for the serious human rights violations of our Peruvian brothers,” the tweet continued.
