Chomsky warned of the Peru Coup and opposes itMembers and supporters of the Free Peru Party have been mobilized peacefully for over a week to defend the results of the elections while Fujimori attempts to stir fear and chaos. On Jun e 6, 2021, the Peruvian people voted for their next president. A few days later, the Peruvian Electoral Authority (ONPE) announced that of the 99.935% votes counted, Pedro Castillo (Perú Libre) prevailed by 50.14% to 49.86% over Keiko Fuji mori (Fuerza Popular). However, no official winner has been named because Fujimori has tied up the process in malicious lawsuits. Fujimori, the candidate of the Right, refuses to concede. Her defenders, including former presidential candida te, Mario Vargas Llosa, have openly disparaged Peruvian citizens, especially the rural base of Perú Libre. Their racist comments and their money power over the courts threatens the integrity of the 2021 presidential elections. We stand wit h the people of Peru and against the lawfare

Friends,

I watched couple of five minute news dispatches on the Coup in Peru …

When I want clarity on any issue I just go to Google and type …

Chomsky

then I type in anything going on to get the best opinion available.

Here’s what he wrote about Peru a few months ago …

Members and supporters of the Free Peru Party have been mobilized peacefully for over a week to defend the results of the elections while Fujimori attempts to stir fear and chaos.

On June 6, 2021, the Peruvian people voted for their next president. A few days later, the Peruvian Electoral Authority (ONPE) announced that of the 99.935% votes counted, Pedro Castillo (Perú Libre) prevailed by 50.14% to 49.86% over Keiko Fujimori (Fuerza Popular). However, no official winner has been named because Fujimori has tied up the process in malicious lawsuits.

Fujimori, the candidate of the Right, refuses to concede. Her defenders, including former presidential candidate, Mario Vargas Llosa, have openly disparaged Peruvian citizens, especially the rural base of Perú Libre. Their racist comments and their money power over the courts threatens the integrity of the 2021 presidential elections.

We stand with the people of Peru and against the lawfare coup in process before our very eyes.

Noam Chomsky, Roger Waters and Vijay Prashad.Members and supporters of the Free Peru Party have been mobilized peacefully for over a week to defend the results of the elections while Fujimori attempts to stir fear and chaos.

On June 6, 2021, the Peruvian people voted for their next president. A few days later, the Peruvian Electoral Authority (ONPE) announced that of the 99.935% votes counted, Pedro Castillo (Perú Libre) prevailed by 50.14% to 49.86% over Keiko Fujimori (Fuerza Popular). However, no official winner has been named because Fujimori has tied up the process in malicious lawsuits.

Fujimori, the candidate of the Right, refuses to concede. Her defenders, including former presidential candidate, Mario Vargas Llosa, have openly disparaged Peruvian citizens, especially the rural base of Perú Libre. Their racist comments and their money power over the courts threatens the integrity of the 2021 presidential elections.

We stand with the people of Peru and against the lawfare coup in process before our very eyes.

Noam Chomsky, Roger Waters and Vijay Prashad.Members and supporters of the Free Peru Party have been mobilized peacefully for over a week to defend the results of the elections while Fujimori attempts to stir fear and chaos.

On June 6, 2021, the Peruvian people voted for their next president. A few days later, the Peruvian Electoral Authority (ONPE) announced that of the 99.935% votes counted, Pedro Castillo (Perú Libre) prevailed by 50.14% to 49.86% over Keiko Fujimori (Fuerza Popular). However, no official winner has been named because Fujimori has tied up the process in malicious lawsuits.

Fujimori, the candidate of the Right, refuses to concede. Her defenders, including former presidential candidate, Mario Vargas Llosa, have openly disparaged Peruvian citizens, especially the rural base of Perú Libre. Their racist comments and their money power over the courts threatens the integrity of the 2021 presidential elections.

We stand with the people of Peru and against the lawfare coup in process before our very eyes.

Noam Chomsky, Roger Waters and Vijay Prashad.Members and supporters of the Free Peru Party have been mobilized peacefully for over a week to defend the results of the elections while Fujimori attempts to stir fear and chaos.

On June 6, 2021, the Peruvian people voted for their next president. A few days later, the Peruvian Electoral Authority (ONPE) announced that of the 99.935% votes counted, Pedro Castillo (Perú Libre) prevailed by 50.14% to 49.86% over Keiko Fujimori (Fuerza Popular). However, no official winner has been named because Fujimori has tied up the process in malicious lawsuits.

Fujimori, the candidate of the Right, refuses to concede. Her defenders, including former presidential candidate, Mario Vargas Llosa, have openly disparaged Peruvian citizens, especially the rural base of Perú Libre. Their racist comments and their money power over the courts threatens the integrity of the 2021 presidential elections.

We stand with the people of Peru and against the lawfare coup in process before our very eyes.

Noam Chomsky, Roger Waters and Vijay Prashad.Members and supporters of the Free Peru Party have been mobilized peacefully for over a week to defend the results of the elections while Fujimori attempts to stir fear and chaos.

On June 6, 2021, the Peruvian people voted for their next president. A few days later, the Peruvian Electoral Authority (ONPE) announced that of the 99.935% votes counted, Pedro Castillo (Perú Libre) prevailed by 50.14% to 49.86% over Keiko Fujimori (Fuerza Popular). However, no official winner has been named because Fujimori has tied up the process in malicious lawsuits.

Fujimori, the candidate of the Right, refuses to concede. Her defenders, including former presidential candidate, Mario Vargas Llosa, have openly disparaged Peruvian citizens, especially the rural base of Perú Libre. Their racist comments and their money power over the courts threatens the integrity of the 2021 presidential elections.

We stand with the people of Peru and against the lawfare coup in process before our very eyes.

Noam Chomsky, Roger Waters and Vijay Prashad.Members and supporters of the Free Peru Party have been mobilized peacefully for over a week to defend the results of the elections while Fujimori attempts to stir fear and chaos.

On June 6, 2021, the Peruvian people voted for their next president. A few days later, the Peruvian Electoral Authority (ONPE) announced that of the 99.935% votes counted, Pedro Castillo (Perú Libre) prevailed by 50.14% to 49.86% over Keiko Fujimori (Fuerza Popular). However, no official winner has been named because Fujimori has tied up the process in malicious lawsuits.

Fujimori, the candidate of the Right, refuses to concede. Her defenders, including former presidential candidate, Mario Vargas Llosa, have openly disparaged Peruvian citizens, especially the rural base of Perú Libre. Their racist comments and their money power over the courts threatens the integrity of the 2021 presidential elections.

We stand with the people of Peru and against the lawfare coup in process before our very eyes.

Noam Chomsky, Roger Waters and Vijay Prashad.Members and supporters of the Free Peru Party have been mobilized peacefully for over a week to defend the results of the elections while Fujimori attempts to stir fear and chaos.

On June 6, 2021, the Peruvian people voted for their next president. A few days later, the Peruvian Electoral Authority (ONPE) announced that of the 99.935% votes counted, Pedro Castillo (Perú Libre) prevailed by 50.14% to 49.86% over Keiko Fujimori (Fuerza Popular). However, no official winner has been named because Fujimori has tied up the process in malicious lawsuits.

Fujimori, the candidate of the Right, refuses to concede. Her defenders, including former presidential candidate, Mario Vargas Llosa, have openly disparaged Peruvian citizens, especially the rural base of Perú Libre. Their racist comments and their money power over the courts threatens the integrity of the 2021 presidential elections.

We stand with the people of Peru and against the lawfare coup in process before our very eyes.

Noam Chomsky, Roger Waters and Vijay Prashad.