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  Dismissing the guy who attempted a coup by illegally disbanding congress and creating a dictatorship and rule by decree is not a violation of the human rights convention.  
  You don’t need any stories, just that one fact.
context: Of course he does >
  
  What a surprise >
  
  At least Peru did something to protect their constitution when a president just tried to make himself dictator for life. They arrested him immediately, as is required when someone attempts a coup. >
  
  Protecting a constitution written by fascist dictator Alberto Fujimori, written specifically to make the country really hard to govern... >
  
  Peru has had 7 different presidents during the last 7 years because the peruvian congress keeps removing them. What Castillo did was illegal and stupid, but at some point this madness needs to be stopped. The economic crisis Peru is in cannot and will not be solved because no president or government can get anything done while they're constantly being undermined and sabotaged by the peruvian congress. >
  
  Well he was tankie so I'm glad they kicked him out.  Can't have a democracy when tankies are involved. >
  
  im not sure what is the threshold for a tankie. is argentina, bolivia, colombia, honduras, mexico all run by tankies cause they all back Petro >
  
  Focus on your own country Mr. Terrorist. 
  Inflation is high, Poverty levels are high, Education is still a luxury, Health care is still crap, and our currency still getting weaker and weaker. 
  Less Twitter and more work >
  
  But he does have a point like it or not. The political elite are cooking up stories about corruption with the Pedro, the school teacher president. He's not part of the elite political class and they hate him for it.  When the 1% control the politics, they also control the media and the messaging.