Congressman Flavio Cruz argues that Peru Libre will vote for censorship against Gainer Alvarado.

Congressman Peru Libre Flavio Cruz He indicated on RPP TV that his bench would support censorship against MTC Minister Gainer Alvarado for wear and tear in the public office of the former head of the Ministry of Housing.

“An agreement has already been reached at the caucus, we are going for censorship. Not only because of recent events, but also because of the wear and tear that comes naturally in a public function,” he said in a statement. Everything is known.

He also criticized Alvarado’s attitude towards some congressmen. “Gainer Alvarado he is an excellent minister. He doesn’t return the greeting. Must have greeted some [congresistas]”.

“Initially, we thought he was one of the most technical bishops the government had, but with the latest facts, we have suspicions that there may be another connection that makes him defend himself,” he added on RPP TV.

Regarding the investigation against Alvarado, the congressman said that there are “signs of condemnation, but they are also not evidence. He is protected by the presumption of innocence.”

investigation against the president

Secondly, Flavio Cruz deplored the investigations connected with the President of the Republic, Peter’s castlebut pointed out that behind the president “is a kind of mafia that takes over the state budget.”

“I welcome businessmen who have always worked on their private land. But some behave like rich, successful and famous people, taking advantage of the state budget. Yes, anyone,” he said on RPP TV.

He emphasized that Free Peru It was “that very distant environment of the president.” “Maybe he never liked us at first. I never heard him say thank you. Peru Libre is a man who recognizes very little. Even internally,” Cruz said.

Vacancy and early elections

Given the situation in Congress with a presidential vacancy or early elections, Congressman Flavio Cruz noted that the opposition did not seek to convince them to vote for the vacancy against Peter’s castle.

He added that his bench would also support the vacancy “basically when they are already criminal acts that violate the order of the Constitution.” “We cannot go to the polls by the same rules,” he commented.

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