Carlos Anderson on Anibal Torres’ persistence: ‘He witnessed what would eventually become his political funeral’

Congressman Carlos Anderson doubted that, finally, Hannibal Torres remain Prime Minister despite the fact that he vacated his post. For a parliamentarian, this will only mean a “political burial” of the head of the ministerial cabinet.

“He (Anibal Torres) witnessed what would eventually become his political funeral. There was a sense of relief because some suddenly thought that someone would come (in RMB) with less insults, better pulse, more adept at creating a dialogue with the opposition, but that was never the case. All of a sudden it was never the intention, it happens that we must put ourselves in the context of the problems of the president of a judicial nature, his lawyer has a strategy of a political nature and what is to go to the front to attack the prosecutor’s office, the judiciary, as they do,” the parliamentarian said in News RPP.

Charles Anderson also said he was not surprised by the return Betsy Chavez minister, but not of labor, but of culture. In this sense, he pointed out that the parliamentarian herself always felt like a “ministerial” person.

“She apparently never came to terms with the loss of the ministerial belt, because in Congress he was conspicuous by his physical absence, to say the least. This shows that when you have a ministerial experience, it is difficult for you to come down to the plain. I don’t know how much he knows about culture. His career does not tell me that he has any special experience, but this is the last thing that matters for this cabinet, ”he said.

On the other hand, he recommended to the president of the Congress, Lady Camonesmoderate his speech by asking for the resignation of President Pedro Castillo.

“Suddenly it became politically incorrect to be the President of the Congress. I understand that for some this causes a little resentment, so she will have to understand that her role is different, ”concluded Anderson.

Pedro Castillo made changes to the cabinet

President Pedro Castillo swore in new cabinet members after he ratified Hannibal Torres as head of the Council of Ministers.

Miguel Rodriguez becomes the new Foreign Minister, then Alexander Salasleft the Ministry of Culture, is now the Minister of Labor and Employment Promotion.

He also took an oath at the Ministry of Transport and Communications, Gainer Alvaradowho was Minister of Housing, Construction and Sanitation. Cesar Paniagua will take his place in this ministry and be sworn in by the president.

In addition, the head of state took an oath Kurt Burneo as the new Minister of Economy Betsy Chavez as head of the Ministry of Culture.