Luis Almagro, the chief of the Organization of American States (OAS), confirmed on Friday that he faces an internal investigation over a romantic relationship with a staff member, but denied it might have violated the organization's ethics policies.
Almagro's remarks, at the end of the OAS's annual summit this week in Lima, followed a report by the Associated Press that described a "long-running" consensual relationship with a Mexican-born woman two decades his junior.
On Friday night, Peru's ambassador to the OAS, Harold Forsyth, said he was aware of the relationship but denied there had been any impropriety. The allegations came just weeks after the Inter-American Development Bank fired President Mauricio Claver-Carone following accusations, which he denies, that he had a relationship with a subordinate.
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