Entrepreneurs oppose corruption, Fernando Carvallo [COLUMNA]

Yesterday, more than two hundred business organizations issued a statement about the catastrophic consequences of corruption in our country. Under the heading “United Entrepreneurs for Peru”, the signatories take note of the serious developments that have taken place in recent days and especially around the Ministry of the Interior.. The statement deplores the multiplication of cases involving high-ranking state bodies, including the president. Lock. Businessmen are sternly saying that instead of setting an example of cooperation with justice, Lock avoid cooperating with her and even, they emphasize, “may interfere with her.” If the obstruction is confirmed, they argue that Pedro Castillo should “step aside due to the moral ineptitude shown in the line of duty”. Yes Lock has not led to the consequences of his loss of confidence and the triple tax scrutiny to which he is subject, businessmen are calling on Congress to “take on the role of a balance of power … and demonstrate that it is not in collusion with the highest spheres of power.” government.” It concluded that “the time has come to restore stability to the country, to defend democracy … and the unity of all Peruvians.”

The statement is important because it shows the union of unions and organizations from all industrial sectors and all geographic regions. Signatories include CONFIEP, the National Industrial Society, ADEX, the Society for Mining, Fisheries, as well as associations of entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as representatives of merchants and chambers of commerce. Gamarra, Las Malvinas and Industrial Park Villa El Salvador They teamed up with businessmen from our 25 regions to put an end to an unbearable string of investigations and fugitives. The unified voice of businessmen is destined to gravitate toward a public space oscillating between crisis and the temptation of resignation.

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