Augusto Alvarez Rodrich talked to the economist Efrain Gonzales de Olarte about his article titled Peru, on the verge of collapsepublished in the newspaper The Republicwhere he maintains that the former governor of Junín Vladimir Cerron is taking advantage of the troubled situation and that the President of the Republic, peter castleHe doesn’t have the personality to deal with it.
According to his analysis, Cerro Rojas has a single objective to promote the constituent Assembly, enter power through the false door. He added that if the Secretary General’s plan for Free Peru continues “at some point we are going to have a dictatorship”.
In this regard, he regretted that the Congress does not correctly exercise its role as political counterweight and follows “the game” of the Government. Gonzales de Olarte maintained that the institution directed by Maria del Carmen Alva It is focused on personal interests.
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“They are not doing anything to prevent this enormous danger from occurring in the future, which is the possibility of being some kind of Venezuela either Nicaraguawhere we would lose freedoms and possibilities for development, especially among people from the most popular sectors,” he warned.
For the economist, the role of Castle Lumps it is quite ambiguous. The dignitary, according to his hypothesis, would depend entirely on the wishes of Vladimir Cerronso it will try to stay in the Executive until achieving constituent Assembly that would allow the creation of a great popular party led by the sentenced ex-governor of Junín.
Likewise, he specified that the head of state is technically, intellectually and morally disqualified; and he has decided to take advantage of the vacuum left by the political center.
During the Interview, Efrain Gonzales de Olarte He explained that Peru has two paths, one more complicated than the other.
The first was along the same lines as that proposed by Cardinal Peter Barrett and the psychoanalyst Max Hernandez; that is, to generate a broad-based government that develops an Executive-Legislative consensus. The second option would be early elections.
“Those are the two scenarios within democracy, I don’t want to think that there is a scenario outside of it. For the second scenario, you have to work hard and a leadership has to appear that will counterweight Cerrón”, he pointed out.