Héctor Valer: Profile of the new president of the Council of Ministers

Hector Valer Pinto He was sworn in as the new president of the Council of Ministers before President Pedro Castillo during the ceremony held in the Golden Room of the Government Palace. The congressman from Democratic Peru will replace Mirtha Vásquez.

Hector Valer Pinto is a 62-year-old Peruvian lawyer and politician. He is currently a parliamentarian of the Republic for the period 2021-2026. He was born on February 4, 1959 in Abancay, Apurímac.

Likewise, the new head of the Ministerial Cabinet is a bachelor in Law and Political Science from the National University Garcilaso de la Vega Civil Association.

Resignation of Mirtha Vásquez

On the afternoon of last Monday, through social networks, Pedro Castillo pointed out the reconformation of a Ministerial Cabinet as a result of a “constant evaluation”. However, the outgoing prime minister later clarified that she resigned before the presidential announcement.

In dialogue with RPP, Vásquez accused Castillo’s advisers of having asked that his resignation be presented to the public as a change in the Ministerial Cabinet.

“What they have done, and here again I want to express my concern about the circle of advisers he has, who often make him make these kinds of mistakes instead of making visible what is true, what has happened, because they make these decisions so misguided ‘no, let’s just post something else’. I really regret that“, Held.

Mirtha Vásquez was sworn in as head of the PCM in October 2021 after the resignation of Guido Bellido. Sánchez will be the third head of the Ministerial Cabinet that occupies the position in the management of Pedro Castillo, who registers the largest change of ministers in a government start.

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