Peruvian Foreign Affairs minister Oscar Maúrtua Monday before the General Assembly of the Organization of American States in Santo Domingo publicly denounced the Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez' "inadmissible" interference in Peru recent electoral process.

"I must express the deep rejection of the Peruvian Government and people against the inadmissible and systematic manifestations of interference of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez during the electoral process," Maúrtua told the Foreign Affairs ministers of the 32 OAS member states, AFP reported.

"His (Chávez') permanent interventionist stance intended to influence the choice of the Peruvian people amounts to a despicable fact," Maúrtua added during the second day of the OAS General Assembly in Santo Domingo.