Overview
- Foreign Minister Hugo de Zela confirmed Chávez remains inside Mexico’s residence in Lima with a minimal Mexican team present.
- Peruvian police continue protecting the diplomatic property despite the rupture of relations with Mexico.
- De Zela ruled out any police operation to enter the embassy after consulting the president, citing respect for diplomatic immunity.
- The judiciary sentenced Chávez to 11 years, 5 months and 15 days for conspiracy to rebellion and ordered her capture nationwide and internationally.
- The government has asked the OAS to revisit asylum rules and signaled reluctance to grant safe-conducts, leaving Chávez effectively confined since she would be detained if she exits.