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parliamentarian Jorge Montoyarepresentative of the judiciary popular updateindicated this Monday that his group remains in the position of refusing to advance the general election, as they believe that this initiative is contrary to the Constitution.
On the way from Chairman of the Council of Ministers, where he arrived with his bench colleague José Cueto, the parliamentarian indicated that there is currently no trap and that management must be maintained at all costs. In this regard, he pointed out that the issue of early elections should be decided by Congress, and said that this position was in the interests of some benches.
“People’s renewal, as you know, has a clear and transparent view of the progress of the elections, not from now, but a few months ago, from the very beginning we have always said that this is contrary to Constitution and we cannot go against the Constitution,” he argued.
“We are the defenders Constitution and we will support, you understood it perfectly. This is the topic of the Congress, this is not from here, this is the topic Congresswhat other benches think about other things in the interests of the benches,” he added.
early election
The Congress of the Republic approved this Monday a revision of the replacement text debate in order to hold a general election in 2023.
This comes after President Dina Boluarte announced the day before that if the legislature fails to reach a consensus, the executive will present two bills, one to advance the election and the other to reform the constitution.
After this decision of the plenary session of Parliament, the session was suspended and moved to the intermission room to allow the benches to talk and reach a consensus. However, a few hours later, the head of the board of directors Joseph Williamssuspended the session until Tuesday at 11am.
social crisis
This vote is part of the mobilization against the government of Dina Boluarte and the Congress, which began on January 19 in the capital.
Protests and demonstrations against the executive power these days were concentrated in lima fence.
The demonstrators demand the resignation of President Dina Boluarte, as well as the departure of congressmen and the appointment of a general election.
The last-day protests in the capital come after weeks of demonstrations in various regions of the country, starting from the second week of December 2022.
So far, the death toll in this social crisis in the country is 58 people.
Source: RPP
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