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By the Decree of the Supreme Council No. 235-2022-PKM, the President Peter’s castle entrusted the Administration of the President to Vice President Dina Boluarte from today, Sunday, September 18, until her return from the United States, where she will travel to participate in the 77th session of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly.
“That, therefore, it is necessary to entrust the office of the President of the Republic to Madame Dina Ersilia Boluarte ZegarraFirst Vice-President of the Republic, while the President of the Republic is absent,” the document says.
In addition, the resolution provides that the Minister of Labour, Alexander Salastake over the ministerial office of the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion (MIDIS), headed by boluartas long as she continues to carry out the aforementioned tasks assigned to her during the presidential trip.
Authorization with disputes
Recall that last Thursday the plenary session of the Congress allowed the head of state to leave the country from September 18 to 22 to participate in the above-mentioned international event. With 69 votes in favor, 43 against and one abstention, the request of the president of the republic was approved in a debate that lasted more than an hour.
The day before, representatives of Renovación Popular (RP) and Acción Popular (AP) announced their refusal to authorize the president’s trip. For her part, Patricia Juarez, a spokeswoman for Fujimorism, announced that she would approve the request if the president had previously submitted a written speech to be delivered to the UN Assembly.
During the debate, Congressman Jorge Montoya (RP) pointed out that the President is investigating the Department of State, which could negatively affect the country’s image. “This is not about hurting the president, but about protecting Peru’s image abroad. The Judicial Board will not give permission,” he said.
For his part, Fujimorista Hernando Guerra Garcia said that the head of state should go to represent the country at an event in which many countries participate. However, he asked the ruling party to remember that the president’s trip is not a right, but the prerogative of parliament. However, Guerra Garcia and other congressmen from his faction voted against allowing Lock.
Finally, having approved the trip, the Chancellor Cesar Landa welcomed the decision of the Congress in order to strengthen the “image” of the country.
“I applaud the decision of the Congress of the Republic to authorize the trip of President Pedro Castillo to the UN General Assembly, a decision that strengthens Peru’s international image and the continuity of our foreign policy,” he tweeted.
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The legislator said that economic interests are behind the project, approved at the insistence of the plenary session of the parliament. On the other hand, MP Alex Paredes of the ruling Masters Bloc justified his group’s support for the project’s persistence despite the government’s compliance with the law.
Source: RPP
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