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six days later resignationon Tuesday, August 23, still Defense Minister José Luis Gavidia said that recently the President Peter’s castle accepted his resignation.
From Callao Air Base, gavidia emphasized that his resignation remains “firm” and that his replacement will be named in the next few hours or tomorrow at the latest.
“I think the relay will take place in a few hours or maybe tomorrow. resignation It has been accepted, and I think the relaxation will take place in the coming hours or tomorrow, ”he told the media.
“My resignation is firm, the president has accepted it, and I think we are not irreplaceable,” he added.
In this sense, he thanked for the joint work with the head of the Joint Command of the Armed Forces, Manuel Gómez de la Torre, and the commander-in-chief of the army, Walter Córdoba; from the Navy Alberto Alcala; and from the Air Force Alfonso Artadi.
Likewise, he was confident that his successor at the Department of Defense would perform better than he did in office.
“I am sure that whoever comes will do better. I want to thank the generals who worked hand in hand [conmigo]. I am sure that with my relief they will work the same way, ”he said.
Despite Gavidia confirming that his resignation has already been accepted, the newspaper El Peruano still has not published the Supreme Decree formalizing his resignation from the Ministry of Defense.
Gavidia resigns as defense minister
José Luis Gavidia opened the day on Wednesday, August 17, by unexpectedly announcing his resignation as defense minister after six months in the cabinet.
Gavidia confirmed his departure from Mindef in statements to RPP Noticias, where he assured that he was resigning for “personal reasons” and ruled out disagreements with President Pedro Castillo and Prime Minister Anibal Torres.
“I have always said that everything has a beginning and an end, I discussed this with the President and the Prime Minister a week in advance. I believe that the tasks set have been partially achieved, which I mention in my letter. Undoubtedly, a major operation was carried out a few days ago (at VRAEM),” he said.
Source: RPP
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