President of the Judiciary rejects Keiko Fujimori's statements before the UN: "I cannot allow them"
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On Wednesday, September 23, Janet Tello, president of Peru's Judiciary (PJ), expressed strong disapproval of statements made by President Keiko Fujimori at the United Nations General Assembly on September 22. Fujimori had used her platform at the UN to criticize Peruvian judges and make reference to military and police personnel.
In response to the address, Tello formally demanded that the right-wing president retract her criticisms of the judiciary, stating that she could not permit such remarks. The clash highlights ongoing tensions between the executive branch under President Fujimori and the nation's judicial leadership regarding institutional independence and the handling of security forces.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Presidenta del Poder Judicial de Perú exige a Fujimori que retire críticas a jueces en ONUEmphasizes the judicial demand for a retraction of criticisms.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Presidenta del PJ rechaza declaraciones de Keiko Fujimori ante la ONU: “No las puedo permitir”Focuses on the direct rejection and the official's zero-tolerance quote.
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