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President of the Republic Dina Boluarteaddressed the nation this morning in the midst of strong social protests that are taking place in Lima and various regions of the country.
The President announced that she would submit a bill to Congress to postpone the election to April 2024.
“Interpreting in the broadest sense the will of the citizens, and therefore with the responsibility that the implementation of government action entails, I have decided to take the lead in reaching an agreement with Congress to hold general elections in April 2024. , In the coming days I will send early election bill coordinate with the political forces represented in parliament,” he said.
Dina Boluarte He explained that the approval of this norm implies constitutional reforms that must be approved according to the “most prompt” procedure provided for by the Constitution.
“During the current time period until the completion date general election My government is also expected to facilitate congressional approval of a law on political reform that will enable all Peruvians to have a more efficient, transparent and participatory democratic system of government, ignoring all practices of corruption and with political parties legitimized by citizen participation. “, – he said.
In this vein, the head of state called on all national, regional and local political forces, authorities and civil society to participate in this process, “so that the wave of democratic will and national responsibility guides and guides us towards establishing the legal, institutional and democratic foundations of life for a single, free and socially just Peru”.
Protests within the country
This Sunday, for the fourth day in a row, a series of protests are taking place in various regions of the country, demanding the convening of general elections and the closure of polling stations. parliament.
In Andahuaylas, Apurimac region, demonstrations led to clashes with the national police, which left at least two people dead and more than 30 injured.
Source: RPP
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