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Peru will ban the entry of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and members of the leadership of his government in the country, as well as his bank transfers, as a result of the Lima group agreements. Chancellor Néstor Popolizio.
"We are going to address this morning a communication to the Superintendency of Migration, with a list of all the members linked to the top of the Maduro regime, including family members, so that they can not enter in the country, "said the Peruvian Minister of Foreign Affairs, the RPP.
He added that the measure takes effect immediately.
The government will also provide this information to "entities that have the ability to control the overall management or bank transfers of this group," added the senior official.
This decision is one of the concrete actions that the Lima Group countries approved last Friday in the Peruvian capital, with a view to rejecting the second Maduro mandate, which will begin next Thursday.
President Maduro tops the list, followed by a good number of Venezuelan government members, told AFP the Peruvian Foreign Ministry.
The Chancellor recalled that in the case of Venezuela, "a visa is not necessary to enter the country, but we have the possibility to impose migration restrictions".
Popolizio reiterated that the main message of the Lima group was not to recognize Maduro's new mandate (2019-2025), to support the elected National Assembly in 2015, controlled by the opposition and declared in contempt of the highest Venezuelan court. The Speaker has pbaded the power in the House.
The Declaration of the Lima Group urges Maduro "not to badume the presidency and to respect the powers of the National Assembly and to temporarily transfer executive power to it until new democratic presidential elections ".
As a result, the Maduro government accused the Lima group of "encouraging" a coup with Washington's support.
In a statement read by Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza, Venezuela expressed "its greatest perplexity at the extravagant statement of a group of countries in the Americas who, after receiving instructions from the US Government by videoconference, agreed to encourage a coup d'etat ". .
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