The government plans to stay until 2026, Cateriano and Del Castillo claim after meeting with Alberto Otarola.

The President of the Council of Ministers, Alberto Otarola yesterday, on Monday, called together six former heads of the PCM to participate in the presentation of the Public Administration Policy, a text published over the weekend. The document contains nine axes along which the current leadership of the government will work.

The meeting was attended by Javier Velazquez Quescenen, Jorge del Castillo, Luis Solari, Walter Martos, Juan Jimenez Mayor and Pedro Cateriano.

Very Jorge del Castillo and Pedro Cateriano talked to today RPP News to tell in more detail about the meeting with the current prime minister.

IN News extensionex-premier Pedro Cateriano, who held positions in governments Ollanta Humala And Martin Vizcarrabelieved that the publication Public policy this means that the executive branch has “plans” to continue until 2026 in a context where progress in parliamentary elections has failed several times.

“What did he think [Otárola] was supposed to expose the general policy of the government, which was recently published in “El Peruano”, but I came to the conclusion that it had political goal: inform us that they have plans to stay until 2026,” he commented.

“I got the impression that they have such a political goal,” he stressed.

Realizing this intention, waiter it turned out that he raised Premier Otarola the need to guarantee a “clean, neutral and democratic” electoral process in order to “avoid” repeating mistakes.

For this reason, he emphasized the urgency of working on political reforms, such as the settlement of presidential vacancies due to permanent moral incompetence, and the partial renewal of Congress.

“This political instability cannot continue,” he said.

Jorge del Castillo: “When you present such a plan, it’s because you want to stay”

In turn, former Prime Minister Jorge del Castillo, who served in the government of the late former President Alan Garcia, emphasized the intention executive branch listen to the opinions of politicians who have experience in government.

“Yesterday there was a good meeting, I would say that for the first time the Government takes a step of a political nature. He did a number of things in these three months, but as a political move, political understanding, significant political dialogue, I think yesterday was an important day,” del Castillo greeted.

Also Aprista leader coincided with Peter Cateriano noting that the presentation of the state management plan suggested that the administration of Dina Boluarte “wants to stay”.

“When you come up with a plan like that, it’s because you want to stay, right? So, given the inaction of Congress, the will of the government – I see that it must remain – is to be willing to listen to other opinions. In this way, he gathers people from different trenches (who) can express their point of view based on the experience of being prime ministers,” he said.

“From the moment they presented you with the general policy of the government, it can be concluded that this idea [de adelanto de elecciones] it’s half out of the question, and it’s coming to the ground because Congress isn’t going to just walk away,” he added.

In this senseJorge del Castillo reported that he asked PCM head Alberto Otarola and President Dina Boluarte to clarify complaints about alleged funding researched by Henry Shimabukuro for his 2021 presidential campaign; as well as a solid explanation about the remnant of more than 60 deaths leaving social demonstrations. “We are not saying that they are responsible, but they should give explanations,” he repeated.