The Purple Party pronounced on the bill approved in the plenary session of Congress that recomposes the board of directors of the Suneduwith which it weakens the supervising body of university education.
The political group considered that the measure backed by Parliament constitutes a “fraud in the educational system.”
“The Purple Party considers inadmissible and shameful the approval in the Congress of the Republic of the law that weakens Sunedu and reopens the doors to fraud in the national education system”, specified in a statement shared through Twitter.
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Likewise, the political party criticized the performance of the legislators, “with honorable exceptions”, since it considers that they have supported counter-reforms that harm the country instead of promoting measures that ensure the needs of the population.
“This Congress of the Republic, with few honorable exceptions, has become a steamroller of counter-reforms; and, like the Executive Branch, they are not up to the needs and challenges that Peru requires to enable greater freedom and progress for all”, adds the message.
Although the parliamentarian of the Purple Party flower paul called on President Pedro Castillo to observe the law recently approved, since undermines university reform that the head of state undertook to respect at election time, the political group showed its resignation in this regard.
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The approval of the counter-reform ended up reconfirming that the Purple Party is in favor of advancing the general elections as a way out of the political crisis that the country is experiencing.
“The standard approved it will now pass into the hands of the President of the Republic, but we have little hope that this error will be corrected. For this reason, the Purple Party reaffirms its position that everyone should leave!, and its defense of quality education”, he asserted.