Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori said Peru would join the U.S.-led Shield of the Americas after Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit to Lima. [1] Reuters filed the announcement. [1] Al Jazeera filed the same join. [2] A join is not a troop landing. Print the coalition sentence. Do not print Marines in the Andes.

Fujimori's sovereignty line — any foreign deployment needing congress — is a claim, not a vote. [2] Intelligence-sharing is not a landing. Print join. Leave a named deployment to the edition that owns a named deployment.

Join remains a Lima sentence, not a landing and not a congressional deployment vote on this Thursday politics desk.
Print Lima. Keep this off the Algeria rupture. They are not the same hemisphere clock.

Joining hemispheric security clubs costs speeches, not sovereignty, until deployments test the caveat. Fujimori's congress line draws the boundary early. Thursday signs the paper, not the landing.

Signed papers precede landings; Thursday signs. Landings wait on congress. Speeches cost little.

Cheap speeches cost little; Thursday signs the paper. Congress still owns landings. Algeria is another hemisphere.

Hemispheric clubs cost speeches until deployments test the caveat. Thursday signs the paper. Congress still owns landings.

Keiko Fujimori's Lima join after Rubio's stop is a speech, not Marines on a tarmac. The congress caveat is a boundary, not a recorded vote. Shared intelligence is still paper. Andes runways stay empty on Thursday.
Shared intelligence is still paper. Andes runways stay empty on Thursday. Congress still owns landings.

Shared intelligence is still paper. Andes runways stay empty on Thursday. Congress still owns landings.

-- LUCIA VEGA, São Paulo