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Carlos Tubino Appointed as New Ambassador to Argentina by Chancellery

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Today, September 5, the Executive officially appointed former Popular Force Congressman Carlos Tubino as the new extraordinary ambassador of Peru to Argentina. The respective supreme resolution of the Foreign Ministry has the signature of President Keiko Fujimori and Chancellor Carlos Espa.
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The executive branch officially appointed the former parliamentarian to represent the Peruvian state in Buenos Aires through a resolution endorsed by President Keiko Fujimori and Chancellor Carlos Espa.

·Lima, Peru
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The Executive, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, appointed Carlos Mario del Carmen Tubino Arias-Schreiber as Peru's extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador to Argentina.

Carlos Tubino was appointed extraordinary ambassador and plenipotentiary to Argentina, while Aurelio Pastor will assume as permanent representative to the OAS. Carlos Pareja will be at the head of the Peruvian mission to the UN in New York.

·Lima, Peru
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On September 5, the Executive officially appointed Aurelio Pastor and Carlos Pareja as the new representatives of the Republic of Peru to the OAS and the UN. These supreme resolutions of the Foreign Ministry bear the rubric of President Keiko Fujimori and Chancellor Carlos Espa.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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