Kelly Portalatino: “Alberto Otarola represents the president in the shadows”

Congresswoman and former health secretary Kelly Portalatino voiced her criticism of the prime minister. Alberto Otarolaand assured that he was implementing the mandate “in the shadows” instead of Dina Boluarte. This was said after supporting the petition for interpellation against the prime minister.

“Mr. Otarola is representing the president in the shadows because he will create a puppet image for Mrs. Wilson. Dina Boluarte and it hurts the rule of law where protests are criminalized. We saw that this gave rise to discrimination, marginalization of our indigenous brothers from the peasant communities and terrified them with these unseemly terms in their speeches,” he said in an interview with the program no turns from RPP news.

portalatin stressed that the current Executiveled by Dina Boluarte, is a dictatorship with deaths to its credit and no justice.

“We are in this dictatorial and usurping government because we have over 60 deaths on our backs. This is a big difference in the qualifications that former President Pedro Castillo had, ”he said.

For her part, Tanya Ramirez responded to the statements of a colleague and pointed out that the former president was the true dictator who tried to exercise absolute power. Pedro Castillo. In addition, he rejected the idea that Alberto Otarola works within the functions of the president.

“Not a single prime minister will perform the functions President of the Republic or it will be the one who rules. The prime minister is the person who works the most with his entire cabinet to work as a team with the president. They all work as a technical group,” he told RPP Noticias..

Petition against Otarola

Congressman and representative from Cambio Democrático – Together for Peru Edgar Reymundo submitted this Wednesday a petition for interpellation against Prime Minister Alberto Otarola to answer before the national representation for the actions that the government Dina Boluarte before the protests that have arisen since December 7 last year.

The interpellation document, containing 18 questions, specifies that from December 7 last year, the date on which Dina Boluarte assumed the presidency upon liberation Pedro Castilloprotests took place in different parts of the country, which “were brutally suppressed by the armed forces and the national police of Peru”.

The petition also states that Alberto Otarolaas head of the cabinet, made public statements seeking to “stigmatize the mobilized population and justify the criminal military-police repression”.