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The Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Felix Chereau, this Wednesday ruled out the possible resignation of Dmitry Senmash from the Ministry of the Interior and confirmed that the aforementioned minister enjoys the full support of the Cabinet of Ministers and the Chairman of the Council of Ministers. Anibal Torres.
Having completed the meeting of the Council of Ministers, the head of the justice sector spoke about the meeting of the Council of Ministers held this Thursday. Plenary session of the Congress where will be seen the vote of no confidence in the minister Dmitry Senmashe.
“Tomorrow we will have a decentralized Council of Ministers, Minister Dimitri Senmache is going to participate in this Council. Minister Senmash has the full support of the team, the cabinet of the Council of Ministers and our prime minister. A direct statement that the minister is going to resign for the simple reason that the acts of imputation, in addition to their legal content, correspond only to an exclusively political content,” he said.
Felix Chero He argued that there were not enough elements to instrumentalize censorship, and believed that it was not possible to “cause the disintegration of a democratic state” by actions of this kind.
“It is legal that Congress of the Republic can commit acts of this kind, but we call for them to be rational, supported and justified actions, because it is impossible to cause the collapse of a democratic state, the collapse of the unity of the executive with this type of censorship, the only thing that leads us is to more separation and greater polarization between Congress and the executive,” he said.
“Minister Dimitri Senmashe will continue to work with us and there is no announcement of resignation in this regard,” he added.
“He didn’t have time to sit down to work”
On the other hand, the Minister of Defense Joseph Louis Gavidiaconfirmed that he did not have the opportunity to work together with the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on the necessary measures to strengthen the security of citizens.
“The Minister of the Interior did not have a single day of work. We are trying to develop a comprehensive strategy to deal with insecurity, and yet he did not have time to sit down and work with us for even a few days,” Gavidia said. .
Plenary session Congress of the Republic will debate this Thursday a vote of no confidence against Dmitry Senmashequestioned by parliamentarians in connection with the apparent flight of the former Minister of Transport, John Silva.
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Source: RPP
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