He President of the Council of Ministers (PCM), Eduardo Aranaarrived at Congress Plenary to respond to the attack against the cumbia group Agua Marina. Together with the members of the ministerial cabinet, Arana must respond for the deficient management of the Government of Dina Boluarte in the fight against citizen insecurity. In parallel, a vacancy motion is being prepared against the president Boluarte that would have more than 100 votes of support, which would leave the head of state out of the Executive.
LIVE Congress: Eduardo Arana appears before the Plenary to respond after the attack on Agua Marina
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