Vladimir Cerron notes that Peru Libre will not participate in the meeting called by Dina Boluarte.

Leader Free PeruVladimir Serron announced on his social networks that his political group would not participate in the rally called by the president. Dina Boluarte discuss the political and social crisis in the country through early elections and nationwide protests.

“Peru Libre will not participate in the meeting with the executive until those involved in the extrajudicial execution of 65 Peruvian brothers leave the government,” he wrote. Serron via Twitter.

Similarly, he questioned the meeting between the President of the Republic and the leader of Fuerza Popular, Keiko Fujimori, of which he said that “it’s natural for him to meet because birds of the same color congregate in flight.”

As you remember, Dina Boluarte, called on the leaders of the political parties to “resolve the political and social crisis that the country is going through” in government palaceinformed Presidency from their social networks.

They added that the meeting also aims to “promote a space for dialogue and consensus” regarding the social and political situation that the country is experiencing in the national context and the international vision of this panorama.

Dina Boluarte

The president Dina Boluarte He stated that the government will continue to work together to improve the quality of life of Peruvians after the first round of dialogue he had with political organizations.

The head of state indicated that she listened to the proposals of both Somos Perú and Fuerza Popular after meeting with the leaders of these groups, Patricia Lee and Keiko Fujimori, respectively.

“Some leaders and congressmen continue to spread false information abroad that a parliamentary coup took place here, and not a coup organized by former President Pedro Castillo,” he said.

from my sideKeiko Fujimori indicated that in the event of advancement of the elections, she would not nominate herself as a presidential candidate. He also called on political parties to look for possible solutions to the crisis.

“I call on the political parties that defend democracy to try to find this solution. […] The Peruvian people will be able to draw their own conclusions and judge each political group by how they voted,” he told the press.