Felix Chereau denies that the government is raising the issue of confidence before Congress: “The message of July 28 will be hope.”

Minister of Justice and Human Rights Felix Chéro confirmed that “this is not on the agenda” Government the possibility of presenting the issue of confidence to Congress on July 28. This happened after it became known that parliamentarians want to call him to the Legislative Assembly to consider his statements on this issue.

“The constitution allows us to raise the issue of trust. Is this the approach of the executive branch and the president? This is not true. If you look at my statements, this is what I have indicated. They worked for the benefit of the Peruvians. The law allows us to submit a measure when Congress does not allow the government to move forward in its public policy, which will be evaluated if necessary. The president’s announcements of July 28 will also encourage objectivity,” he stressed.

Felix Chero asked congressmen to reconsider their statements because they never have a chance to dissolve parliament. On the other hand, he defended the president for calling politicians “drones”.

“Let’s understand that the president always uses colloquial terms that are typical of his cultural background. There are officials who, of course, do not fulfill a role or function. Just as the president is criticized, many of our political class throw epithets at the executive branch, and we must be tolerant,” he stressed. Felix Chero.

The head of justice confirmed that he would go to Congress to answer questions that parliamentarians had about his statements.

They ask to call the Minister of Justice for his testimony.

Congressman Eduardo Saluana (Alliance for Progress) submitted a formal letter this Monday inviting Minister of Justice and Human Rights Felix Chero to explain his recent statements in which he missed an opportunity to recommend President Pedro Castillo to close Parliament.

Felix Chereau irritated lawmakers by indicating that he hoped the new board of directors would work out lines of consensus, as he otherwise believed the executive branch would consider a temporary dissolution of Congress.

“To urge the Permanent Commission, at its next meeting, to invite Attorney General Felix Chéro to inform the national representation of the scope and significance of his statements to the media on July 17 about the possibility of not ruling out or recommending to the president the possible dissolution of Congress,” the document says.

Congresswoman Rosselli Amuruz (Avansa Pais) also submitted a formal request to the standing committee to invite Justice and Human Rights Minister Felix Chero to explain the same reason.