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This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Batcher with my colleagues Joseph Humair, the executive

director of Secure Free Society, and Ernesto Arrujo, former foreign minister of the Republic

of Brazil, a co-attempt by Castillo, stopped by the Congress, Castillo's under arrest, and

then this reaction from the very popular, very powerful president of Mexico, Lopez

Obertor. Non-intervention and self-determination is a fundamental principle of our foreign

policy. That is what we stick to in the case of what happened in Peru. We consider it

unfortunate that due to the interest of the economic and political elites from the beginning

of Pedro Castillo's legitimate presidency, an environment of confrontation and hostility

was maintained against him until it led him to make decisions that have served his adversaries

to carry out his dismissal. Joseph, this is arguably the most powerful man in all of the

new world right now, given his strength in the Mexican economy and throughout Central

America. And I believe the Pacific summit was postponed because he had endorsed the summit

being held in Lima, Peru. What about Amlose remarks are suggestive to you? Which way is

he going, Joseph? Well, John, I think this is a little bit of what

I was speaking about before, which is I think there's a narrative that's being developed

a false narrative, a disinformation campaign that's now trying to victimize Castillo and

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