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Former Defense Minister Luis Alberto Otarola was sworn in this Wednesday morning as the new Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Dina Boluarte’s government in a ceremony held at the Government Palace.
Alberto Otarola is a lawyer for University of San Martin de Porres, with extensive experience in the field of law, with a particular focus on constitutional law and labor law. He was a government agent before Inter-American Court of Human Rights. He also worked as a teacher.
These are cabinet ministers headed by Alberto Otarola.
The new office looks like this:
– Chairman of the Council of Ministers:
Alberto Otarola
-Foreign Secretary:
Ana Cecilia Gervasi Diaz
– Minister of Defense:
Jorge Luis Chavez Cross
-Minister of Economy and Finance:
Alex Contreras
-Minister of Internal Affairs:
Victor Eduardo Rojas Herrera
-Minister of Justice and Human Rights:
Jose Andres Tello Alfaro
-Minister of education:
Oscar Manuel Becerra
-Minister of Health:
Rosa Gutierrez Palomino
– Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation:
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– Minister of Labor and Employment Promotion:
Eduardo Alonso Garcia Birimisa
-Minister of Production:
Sandra Belaunde Arnillas
– Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism:
Luis Fernando Elguero Gonzalez
-Minister of Energy and Mines:
Oscar Vera Gargurevich
– Minister of Transport and Communications:
Paola Pierina Lazarte
-Minister of Housing, Sanitation and Sanitation:
Chania Perez de Cuellar
-Minister for Women and Vulnerable Groups:
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-Minister of the Environment:
Albina Ruiz Rios
– Minister of Culture:
Leslie Urteaga
-Minister of Development and Social Inclusion:
Julio Javier Demartini Montes
The new cabinet is made up of eight women working in various sectors: in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Health; Agricultural development and irrigation; Production; Transport and communications; Housing, construction and sanitation; Women and the environment.
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