This will be the first departure from Peru Berenson’s in 16 years. Under the terms laid down by the Court journey Lima, Berenson, 30, had to return to Peru in early January.
Rhoda Berenson, contacted in New York, did not know his daughter travel date, but said he was pleased with the prospect of seeing his daughter and his grandson’s 2-1/2-year-old, who will be traveling with.
“We know that he had applied, but we don’t want to get excited about,” the activist’s mother said. “This is Lori in Peru, which means never go the way it should, so we are pleased that the decision was ‘ Yes. ‘ We are very pleased and, of course, hope all along. But, if things go wrong for Lori, they often do. “