Raul Molina, head of the presidential advisory cabinet, has resigned.

Head of the Technical Department of the Office of the President of the RepublicRaul Molinaresigned from office by letter addressed to the President of the Republic, Dina Boluarteyesterday Wednesday.

In a letter Molina Martinez He indicated the reasons for his resignation from the said position, which he held since December 22 last year, with the approval of the head of state and Prime Minister Alberto Otarola.

“The dialogue option gets a lot harder”

mill pointed out that it was necessary “to move from an emphasis on social order, necessary but not sufficient, to one that restores the possibility listen and dialogue among the Peruvians.

“To be viable, a dialogue option like this needs meaningful political gestures, messages that go beyond our differences, and an insistence on restoring minimal trust. It becomes much more difficult when we live together. with a very high number of deaths occurred during this crisis, without clear and timely responsibility for these irreparable losses,” he said.

Considering this, Molina Martinez noted that he tried to do his best to contribute to reunion among the Peruvians.

“But I don’t sound like the senior adviser you want. Thus, I have come to the conclusion that outside the government, I can do more for the reforms that the country needs. Therefore, with the help of the present, I am submitting my resignation head of the technical office of the apparatus of the president of the republic, which you entrusted to me,” he said in a letter.

Finally, the outgoing head of the Office of Technical Advisers asked the President boluart “listen” to “the vast majority of those demanding change” and respond “like a head of state, not like a head of government”.

“In this regard, I encourage you to continue the efforts that we are making together with the Deputy Ministry of Territorial Administration and its Secretariat for Social Governance and Dialogue (…), appealing to representatives of religious denominations, regional and local authorities, the private sector, civil society organizations societies (…) call on us to promote and support initiatives dialogue and reunion among the Peruvians,” he stressed.