The president of the Republic, peter castlemet with three ministers at the Government Palace prior to the swearing-in of the new ministerial cabinet. Is about Oscar Graham (Ministry of Economy and Finance); Geiner Alvarado (Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation) and Jorge Lopez (Ministry of Health).
According to the Transparency portal accessed by La República, the ministers arrived at the Government Palace in the afternoon of last Thursday, August 4, after Pedro Castillo announced that for the formation of the new Council of Ministers he invited political parties to to be part of awide base cabinet” that works for Peru.
The first to register his entry into the Palace was Minister Jorge López. The head of the Minsa spent about an hour talking with the president. His entrance was given at 5.20 pm until 6.13 pm
Minister Geiner Alvarado also enters Pizarro’s house at an average of 5:38 p.m. His dialogue with Castillo lasts until 7:08 p.m. Finally, Minister Óscar Graham of the MEF records his entry at 6:17 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
Visit of the ministers to President Pedro Castillo at the Government Palace. Photo: capture record of visits.
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In this way, the president met with the three ministers of the current cabinet prior to the swearing-in of a new trusted team.
Congress denies Pedro Castillo leaving the country to travel to Colombia
Last Friday, with 42 votes in favour, 67 against and 5 abstentions, the Congress of the republic decided not to authorize the President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo, to travel to Bogotá, Colombia, to participate in the inauguration ceremony of Gustavo Petro, which will take place next Sunday, the 7th.
In response, the head of state He questioned the decision considering that, in an unusual and arrogant way, the Legislature asked him to attend an international protocol act.
“From the Executive we have always respected the independence of the powers of the State. I regret that, in an unusual and arrogant way, Congress prevents me from attending an international ceremonial act”, wrote Pedro Castillo through his Twitter account.
President rejected decision of Congress on his trip to Colombia. Photo: Twitter/Pedro Castillo
