墨西哥和秘鲁8月7日发布联合声明，宣布恢复外交关系，结束因前秘鲁总理贝茨西·查韦斯寻求庇护引发的纠纷[1]。查韦斯于2025年11月在墨西哥驻秘鲁大使馆寻求庇护[1]。她因涉及2022年秘鲁总统佩德罗·卡斯蒂略的政变企图而遭控[1]，与卡斯蒂略去年11月均被判超过11年监禁[1]。
秘鲁保留"要求最终引渡"查韦斯的权利[1]。墨西哥总统克劳迪亚·夫瑞布雷表示欢迎查韦斯并重申对卡斯蒂略的支持[1]。新任秘鲁总统基科·藤森上周刚上任[1]后，两国宣布恢复外交关系。
Mexico and Peru have agreed to restore diplomatic relations, ending a diplomatic standoff triggered by the asylum of former Peruvian Prime Minister Betsy Chavez. [1] The two nations issued a joint statement on August 7 announcing the resumption of ties. [1]
The crisis emerged when Chavez sought asylum at Mexico's embassy in Peru in November 2025, following her involvement in an alleged 2022 coup attempt against then-President Pedro Castillo. [1] Chavez and Castillo were both sentenced to over 11 years in prison in connection with the incident. [1] Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum welcomed Chavez's asylum and reaffirmed her government's support for Castillo. [1] However, Peru has reserved the right to request Chavez's extradition. [1]
The diplomatic breakthrough coincides with the recent inauguration of Peru's new President Kiko Fujimori, signaling a shift in bilateral relations between the neighboring countries. [1]