Karol Paredes: “People’s Action” should not attend the meeting proposed by Betsy Chavez

People’s Action Congresswoman Carol Paredes said Thursday that her bench should not attend a meeting called by Chief Cabinet Minister Betsy Chavez.

In an interview program News extension, Karol Paredes pointed out that the appointment only corresponds to a political conversation, and not to a decision in the face of the demands of the population.

“I hope not, because, at least in my personal opinion, I think that this is not the time, this is not appropriate, because these meetings always happen, not only with her, but with all prime ministers, who were part of it. Governance and All Efforts are political conversations, not spaces where decisions are made about the demands that a country or regions have,” he said.

Similarly, Karol Paredes admitted that his bench is divided into two groups and confirmed that the same situation is happening within the party. popular actionwithout a recognized National Executive Committee and with internal divisions.

“We still have time before we lose our registration, if we don’t come together we are all at risk. But I can say that there is a huge internal political will at the level of the San Martin region, where I came. from” appeared.

In addition, Carol Paredes argued that there should be a “level of good relations” in the succession of presidential powers in a hypothetical scenario where President Pedro Castillo leaves office.

“It will be useless for us to leave Congress and another group will come in and make more of the same socio-economic and political instability in our country because we don’t solve anything at all,” he said.

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