The continuity of peter castle as President of the Republic will be defined this Monday, March 28. After the approval of the second vacancy motionthe president indicated that he will face this moment, along with his lawyer, from 3:00 pm in the Plenary of Congress.
Compared to the first vacation motion, which was presented by Patricia Chirinos and did not obtain the necessary votes to be admitted to debatethis new process had 76 votes for approval, so Castillo’s future is still uncertain.
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What time will the debate start?
The debate is scheduled for this Monday March 28 at 3.00 pm In the hemicycle, the members of Parliament and the President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo, will meet together with his lawyer.
Where can the debate be seen?
Who made the motion?
This second vacancy motion was presented by the Renovación Popular caucus last Monday, March 14, and was supported by 76 congressmen, that make up the groups of Fuerza Popular, Acción Popular, Alianza para el Progreso, Country advances, Popular Renewal, We Are Peru and We Can Peru. The non-grouped legislator Edward Málaga also supported the initiative.
The parliamentary groups that did not support the Popular Renovation proposal were Peru Libre (officialism), Peru Democrático and Together for Peru, as well as the ungrouped congresswomen Susel Paredes and Flor Pablo (Purple Party).
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How could the vote for the presidential vacancy be?
Pedro Castillo withdraws from Congress and leaves his lawyer to exercise his defense
President Pedro Castillo finished his speech in Congress and was fired to applause from the ruling party. Similarly, at the end of his presentation, he had a handshake with parliamentarian Patricia Chirinos, promoter of the first vacancy motion against the head of state.
The president left his lawyer to continue with his defense, to then proceed with the debate on the initiative promoted by a sector of the opposition and finally the vote for this process.
In one part of his presentation, the head of state considered that the presidential vacancy motion against him has no basis to be valid and that it is a “compilation of versions of a sector of the press.”
