Peru Closes Its Doors To 100 Venezuelans Linked To Maduro’s Regime

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While in Venezuela a new illegitimate government of Nicolás Maduro began yesterday, the chancellery of Peru in complied with what was established in the Declaration of the Lima Group on January 4.

“Thus, Peru will not allow the entry of a total of 100 Venezuelans linked to the Maduro regime and the list was distributed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is headed by the Venezuelan president himself”, Gestión explained.

It has also been confirmed that Peruvian banking institutions do not maintain correspondent banking relationships with Venezuelan financial institutions, according to information published by the aforementioned media.

The Government of Peru ratifies its full support for the Venezuelan National Assembly which was democratically elected in December 2015 and reiterated that “it does not recognize the legitimacy of the new presidential term of Nicolás Maduro.”

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