RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Seven former governors of Latin American countries and Spain warned Thursday that the delay in the promulgation of the scrutiny of the presidential elections in Peru, despite the evidence that they were won by Pedro Castillo (far-left), generates risks to democracy.
"Any unjustified delay in the officialization of the decision adopted by the Peruvian people, which resulted in the election of Pedro Castillo, generates uncertainties and undesirable spaces of confusion for the course of the economy and the stability of democracy," the former presidents warned in a statement released Thursday.
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