PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT FORCES THREE DAYS OF MOURNING FOR HUGO CHAVEZ A FOREIGNER

The peruvian government capitulates 
The peruvian president shows its real heart by kneeling under his real leader idol Hugo Chavez and declares three days of mourning for his death

Peru has been forced to pay tribute to comunist dictator Hugo Chavez, who in 2006 and 2011 sought to destroy our democracy to manipulate elections by sending money to finance black presidential candidate of their choice. Also created bullying massive intimidating mob fronts, led by activists of the houses of Alba, which caused unrest for the people to direct their votes to candidates extremists, such as those that integrate regional and local governments that undermine national development.
The Peruvian government declared three days of national mourning following the death and funeral of the president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, reported the Ministry of the Presidency of the Republic. Through a decree, the Executive decided that on days 7, 8 and 9 March at half mast was hoisted the national flag at the Government Palace and in other public agencies.
Picking the deep sorrow felt by Venezuela as felt by disappearance, the Peruvian government wants to honor and celebrate the memory of the late Venezuelan leader declared National Mourning, added the official. The governments of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Cuba, Chile, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Uruguay, among other countries in the region, also decreed official mourning in solidarity with the Venezuelan people and the family of President Hugo Chavez, died Tuesday.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, established three days of mourning throughout the country in grief at the death of Chavez, whom he said helped strengthen the continent and was responsible for the formation of the Union of South American Nations and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean.

Congres falls into the trap and approve's trip
Through a legislative resolution published yesterday in the official Gazette, the Congress made official the President Ollanta Humala trip to Caracas, Venezuela, where he will attend the funeral of that country's president, Hugo Chavez, who died last Tuesday.
The rule also provides that the head of state is allowed to leave the country from 7 to 9 March. According to the preamble of the resolution, the Peruvian leader will be present in the tributes to surrender to Chavez.