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Lima Peru in turmoil. The former president Pedro Castillo, a newcomer to politics, is now

incarcerated and accused of many crimes adding up to rebellion or revolution or disorder

or treason. There are many words for it, but I need help on this because it gets complicated.

This is the simple part. I welcome Marianna Stasio Grady, the America's editor and columnist

for the Wall Street Journal editorial board. Because surprisingly, what happens in Lima

Peru affects everyone in the new world, but especially the keen on affecting Amlou, the

powerful and popular president of Mexico. Marri, a very good evening to you. It wasn't logical

to me when it first happened that President Manuel, Andreas Manuel Lopez-Obertor, affectionately

called Amlou, would speak out within hours of the news of Pedro Castillo being made a

former president and jailed. What is in this for Mexico? What is the relationship between

Mexico City and Lima? Good evening to you. Well, good evening, John. I think I should

start out by saying it's pretty strange. Just so your listeners know, Castillo, the president

of Peru, was going to be the subject of an impeachment vote in the Proving Congress. It wasn't

even clear that the opposition that wanted to impeach him had the votes, but he decided

I'm not taking any chances. So he all of a sudden announced that he was shutting down

Congress, shutting down the Attorney General's office, shutting down the judiciary, and declaring

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