A court in Peru on Thursday summoned Marxist interim President José María Balcázar for an upcoming trial on embezzlement charges hours after he was installed to the presidency by the nation’s Congress.
The court emphatically stressed to Balcázar that attendance is compulsory under penalty of being declared in contempt and that it will order his arrest if he fails to show without valid justification.
Balcázar, a controversial pro-child marriage Marxist lawmaker, became the ninth president Peru has had in ten years on Wednesday after congress impeached former interim president José Jerí this week. Balcázar is presently the target of a series of…
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