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Minister of Labor and Employment Promotion, Eduardo Garcia Birimisapresented his letter of resignation unshakable stance in the midst of civil protests that are taking place in various regions of the country and as a result of which 49 people have died to date.
On December 13, García Birimisa was sworn in as Labor Minister, replacing Alejandro Salas.
In his letter to President Dina Boluarte, Eduardo Garcia Birimisa He indicated that he was retiring after the deaths in the Puno and Cusco regions. “This time, I believe that attention to social needs is no longer enough for what the country needs. The tragedies we have just experienced prove this,” he said.
The outgoing minister told the head of state “that a political act is needed in the good sense of the word” political “.
“A government statement is needed that expresses the pain we feel for the deaths of our brothers and for the losses that these families have suffered. It is required to apologize to the population and acknowledge the mistakes that must be corrected so that this does not happen again,” the letter says.
Question to Parliament
Besides, Edward Garcia He argued that the current situation the country is going through “deserves a change of face towards the country and advancing elections that can no longer wait until April 2024.”
“The polarization we are in is reflected in our parliament, where most of our representatives seem to see it as the only response to the growing tensions. I don’t think that this attitude allows us to share ideas to enrich our point of view and, on the contrary, dooms us to trying to impose one idea on another at the cost of achieving a hard majority. Thus, fundamental political reforms cannot be approved,” he said.
“I believe that all Peruvians need to enter into a process of reflection, we need to see the “other” as “me” and not as an enemy. Realize that anyone who thinks otherwise is not necessarily wrong. We can seriously discuss with a dialogue in which we confirm the position of the other and try to understand his reasons, only then can we respect each other and identify with each other,” he added. Edward Garcia.
Source: RPP
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