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Alberto OtarolaChairman of the Council of Ministers, said on Monday afternoon that Executive waiting for something parliament decide to postpone the general elections to 2023 after the Plenum of the Legislative Assembly approved the discussion of a new replacement text for this initiative.
In a brief statement outside the Government Palace, the executive referred to a bill announced the day before by President Dina Boluarte if the Legislative Assembly did not reach a consensus. In this regard, he said that they are waiting for the parliamentarians to hold a debate on the situation in the country.
“As regards the bill announced by Mrs. President of the Republic As for early elections, I repeat that we are waiting for this decision with the understanding that all the democratic benches will debate, and I am sure that they are acutely aware of the situation in the country,” he said.
About the constitutional reform initiative
Similarly, with regard to the second project announced by the head of state for constitutional reforms, Otarola stated that this initiative only involves amending the Magna Carta through Constitutional Commission next Congress and which does not provide for the possibility of discussion constituent Assembly.
“Regarding the second draft concerning the reform of the Constitution, I want to tell you, firstly, as the President said, that this idea presupposes exclusively and exclusively any reform through the Constitutional Commission of the future. Congressdoes not consider the possibility constituent Assembly”, he pointed out.
“This idea has been discussed for several days, as the president put it, even today and has not yet been approved. Council of Ministersbecause it is backed up by all government ministers,” he added.
Similarly, he sent a message of “confidence and optimism” to economic actors regarding the fact that Dina Boluarte’s government works “for the poor and disadvantaged, but will also respect the country’s macroeconomic stability”.
Source: RPP
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