Greetings. Lilia Paredes, first lady of the nation, expressed his greetings on the eve of Christmas. Indeed, through their social networks, the wife of the President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo, sent a message to all Peruvians.
“May this Christmas, the birth of God in our homes, strengthen the union and solidarity in our people. May the spirit of brotherhood fill with goodwill the hearts of all our Peruvian sisters and brothers with those who need it most. Happy Holidays! ”He wrote.
Lilia Paredes sent her Christmas greetings to all Peruvians. Photo: capture / Twitter
Minutes before, Pedro Castillo offered a message to the nation in which he wished all Peruvians a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year, in addition to pointing out that, from your Government, they will continue to fight against discrimination.
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“On this important date, I renew our commitment to continue fighting discrimination and hatred to build a country in which we treat each other equally and can feel trust in each other. Peru is bigger than its problems and it is precisely our people who, with their daily efforts, offer us the certainty that everything can and must always improve, ”said the head of state during a broadcast from the Government Palace.
In another time, Terrones Castle assured that in 2022 they will redouble their work to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, to generate jobs with rights, carry out social works in the last corners of the country and so that citizens have a dignified, prosperous and full life.
“May peace and tranquility reign in all homes tonight. Let’s make this Christmas be a space to strengthen the unity of the Peruvian people ”, he concluded.
YOU CAN SEE: Politicians and authorities send their greetings for Christmas
During this Friday, December 24, Ministers of State have also expressed their greetings for Christmas. It is the case of Dina boluarte (Development and Social Inclusion), Oscar Maúrtua (External relationships), Juan Carrasco (Defending), Anahi Durand (Women and Vulnerable Populations), among others.
