Lima, Peru | Sunday 22 November 2009 04:45 | | |
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Peru and the Czech Republic government signed today some agreements on investments, drug trafficking issues, and cooperation in culture, education, science and sports.
The 380-page dossier that summarizes the findings of the investigation on the espionage case that Peru sent to Chile is being revised by Chile's Foreign Ministry since last Thursday, when this process officially started with a meeting which was attended by the Chilean Ambassador to Peru, Fabio Vio.
Chilean Foreign Affairs Minister Mariano Fernandez released his government's official government version on the document submitted by Peru claiming espionage activities.
Peru sent today an official diplomatic note to Chile, expressing its “definite rejection” to the “espionage actions” that a Peruvian military man carried out in favor of Chile, and submitted the proofs of these.
The President, Alan García Pérez, said that diplomatic relations between Peru and Japan are at their best level ever, thanks to the fluidity of the negotiations between Peruvian government and the successive Japanese prime ministers, as well as with Emperor Akihito.
The Nationalist Party and PPC leaders, Ollanta Humala and Lourdes Flores respectively, have dropped their percentages in recent voting preference polls, while Luis Castañeda, Keiko Fujimori, and Alejandro Toledo have risen.
Peru will give Chile the proof sustaining Peruvian's claim of espionage, reports the daily local press: the Peruvian chancellor said the documents will be sent to Interpol.
Two members of Chile's Commission on Foreign Affairs reportedly said that Peru “is seeking to damage Chile's international image” by describing the country as "militaristic and aggressive."
President Alan García arrived in Lima early this morning, after participating in the 17th Meeting of APEC Leaders in Singapore, and amidst tensions with Chile due to the espionage case of the Peruvian Air Force NCO, Victor Ariza Mendoza, who was uncovered as a spy selling Peruvian Military plans to Chile.
Peru's President, Alan García, confirmed he will return to the country 24 hours earlier than expected due to the recent case of espionage in favor of Chile, that led to the arrest of Peru's Air Force NCO Victor Ariza Mendoza.
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