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The Congress of the Republic approved this Thursday the adoption of an interpellation against Education Minister Oscar Becerra for his remarks about a group of Aymara women who were protesting with their children in Lima. With 45 votes to 70, with two abstentions, proposal No. 5762 was adopted.
Earlier, Congresswoman Sigrid Bazan, who backed the motion, indicated that the immediate motive behind the request against the Minister of Education was “racist comments” made more than once, “without the courage to apologize” and only stating that it was misinterpreted.
“How can you trust the education of boys and girls to a racist minister? To a minister who does not know Peruvian realities,” the parliamentarian said.
In addition, the plenum also approved a second motion for interpellation against Oscar Becerra with the motivation for the statements against the Aymara women and the alleged lies regarding the delivery of 100% of educational materials to the Puno area. With 52 votes to 65, with no abstentions, proposal No. 5764 was adopted.
Becerra’s facial expressions and apologies
2nd of March, Oscar Becerra made several controversial statements during an official event about a group of Aymara women protesting in Lima.
“Even animals don’t expose their children. We see it every day in these channels of nature where a mother dies protecting her children from being attacked. And we see, is it right to call mothers those who take their children and subject them to the violence that we are witnessing? Can we go to that extreme of manipulation? Oscar Becerra on channel no.
In a message dated March 8 for International Women’s Day, Oscar Becerra He apologized for his previous statements in which he compared Aymara women to animals.
“I do not want to end without apologizing for some of my unfortunate phrases that have been misinterpreted and criticized. I want to tell you that if any of my expression was wrong, I offer you my sincere apologies,” he said. said about this.
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