APP spokesperson on the Constituent Assembly project: “It is quite impertinent and inopportune”

The spokesman for the caucus Alliance for Progress (APP), Eduardo Salhuanaconsidered that the project presented by the president peter castle to Congress to call a referendum on the Constituent Assembly “is quite impertinent and inopportune.”

In statements to Canal N, he indicated that there are currently problems with vaccination against COVID-19, a galloping economic crisis and another for external reasons, but also largely due to inefficiency in the conduct of the State.

“She is quite flippant and untimely. We have problems with vaccination, excess doses, etc., an incompetence in that management and the country is coming out of a pandemic that has left more than 200,000 families in mourning, there is a galloping economic crisis, there is a crisis for external reasons, but also largely due to the inefficiency in the management of the public apparatus”he expressed.

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“(We have) ministries that do not solve the problems, closed mines, blocked roads, controllers who start Holy Week and go on strike due to the incompetence of the MTC that does not resolve the issues”he added.

In this sense, for the legislator, to propose a constituent Assembly in that scenario it will only generate more “division and confrontation”Well, from their point of view, citizens only ask to get out of the current economic and social crisis.

“Proposing a Constituent Assembly in that scenario is going to be a reason for greater division and confrontation”Salhuana stressed.

“Taking the words of Vice President Dina Boluarte, the voice of the people is the voice of God, indeed I agree, but at this moment the people are not asking for a Constituent Assembly, they are asking for bread, food, work, works, how to get out of this crisis economy that hits us all”sentenced.

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