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Former Chairman of the Council of Ministers, Peter Caterianoindicated in a dialogue with RPP Noticias that – from a legal standpoint – Anibal Torres did not technically resign from his position, but rather granted his position.
“Technically, from a legal standpoint, he didn’t resign because he granted his position, and what the president did was confirm him in office. That’s why he won’t have to go to Congress to ask for a vote of confidence,” Cateriano told RPP News.
“Therefore, from a constitutional point of view, it is still PKMbut from a political point of view, it is more the same, but in the context of greater wear and tear due to the crisis and political instability in the country,” he said.
As a result, former leader Cabinet of Ministers pointed out that the problem is not in the new chairman of the Council of Ministers, but in the president Peter’s castle. He argued that the constant change of ministers indicated not only a serious political crisis, but also a failure to govern.
He added that the head of state is weakened, and the proof of this is that he, together with Anibal Torres, insists on Cabinet of Ministersdespite the fact that the departure of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers was initially interpreted as an instrument of confrontation with parliament.
Ratification by Anibal Torres
On Friday evening, President Pedro Castillo will confirm the post of head of the cabinet. Hannibal Torreswho announced last week that he was opening his position.
Through his Twitter account, the president explained that the head Chairman of the Council of Ministers he promised to “continue to work for our country”.
The president later swore in six government ministers in a ceremony held at the Government Palace. The day before, he announced that he would make changes in the cabinet of ministers, for which he called on the political class to form this new team.
The head of state took the oath Miguel Rodriguez as the new Foreign Minister, then Alexander Salaswho leaves the Ministry of Culture to move to the Ministry 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.
Source: RPP
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