Pedro Castillo: We are going to continue making ministerial changes, they are constantly being evaluated

Updated on 05/23/2022 01:46 pm

The President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo, assured that they will continue to make changes in the Cabinet, because the ministers are constantly being evaluated. This, one day after taking the oath of four new officials.

“We have to go (to all corners of the country) and if we have to walk, we have to get there because that’s what we’re made for. Listen to the brothers, parents, communities, the peasant”commented this Monday from the Patio of Honor of the Government Palace.

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“That is why last night we made the decision to make some ministerial changes and in the coming days we will continue to do so because our Cabinet, our ministers are constantly evaluating”he added.

Pedro Castillo pointed out that the members of the Cabinet must answer to the people, for which he asked the citizens to be the “eyes and ears” and alert the Executive if any official takes the name of the Government to carry out irregular acts.

“When we have toured the country, they have taken photos with us and take advantage of that image and take the name saying that they are our spokespersons. Here the only spokesman for this government is our premier (Aníbal Torres) and through the Council of Ministers where decisions are made”commented.

This Sunday, May 22, the Head of State swore in four new Ministers of State in the Interior, Agricultural Development and Irrigation, Energy and Mines, and Transport and Communications sectors.

The President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo Terrones, swore in the new Ministers of State tonight, in the portfolios of the Interior, Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Energy and Mines, and Transport and Communications.

The new members of the Cabinet are Dimitri Nicolás Senmache Artola (replacing Alfonso Chávarry), Javier Arce Alvarado (replacing Óscar Zea), Alessandra Herrera Jara (replacing Carlos Palacios) and Juan Mauro Barranzuela Quiroga (replacing Nicolás Bustamante). .