This Tuesday the 8th, the President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo, will announce the names of the members that will make up the new ministerial cabinet.
Live: Pedro Castillo takes the oath of the new ministerial cabinet
Hernando Cevallos met this afternoon with President Pedro Castillo
A few hours after meeting the new ministerial cabinet, the current Minister of Health, Hernando Cevallos, met with the President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo.
According to the visit record of the Government Palace, the head of the Minsa arrived at 2:35 in the afternoon and left an hour later, at 3:31.
It should be noted that Hernando Cevallos is one of the most widely accepted ministers, due to advances in the vaccination process against COVID-19.
Pedro Castillo met with members of Popular Action within hours of appointing a new cabinet
The President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo, met this afternoon with the congressmen of the Popular Action caucus Raúl Felipe Doroteo Carbajo, Jorge Luis Flores Ancachi, Silvia Maria Monteza Facho and Juan Carlos Mori Celis. Within hours of appointing the new ministerial cabinet, the head of state spoke with the parliamentarians for a period of almost an hour.
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The Republic President, peter castlepointed out that, This Tuesday, February 8, the members of the new ministerial cabinet will be sworn in. This was announced by the president during the swearing-in ceremony of the Board of Directors of the National Assembly of Regional Governments (ANGRPERÚ 2022). Likewise, he mentioned that next Wednesday the 9th the first session of the Council of Ministers will be held with its new work team.
“In a few hours today we are going to swear in the new ministerial cabinet with this commitment that we look at the regions (…) tomorrow we have our first session of the Council of Ministers with our new cabinet”, Castillo Terrones told the press.
Prior to the announcement, the president had held a series of meetings with various political personalities, including roger najar (with whom he held a meeting of almost three hours) and the parliamentarian of Together for Peru, Sigrid Bazan.
This new ministerial team would be the president’s fourth in more than six months of government. The first was led by Guido Bellidothen followed by Mirtha Vasquez and, finally, with a very brief period, that of the congressman Hector Valer.
Héctor Valer presented his resignation to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers
With just four days in charge of the Presidency of the Council of Ministersthe congressman Hector Valer announced his resignation as head of the PCM last saturday 5th february. This after the president Pedro Castillo announced that he will recompose his cabinet because several benches advanced that they would not give him the vote of confidence.
Congressman from Democratic Peru he tried to justify the accusations of aggression against him by his daughter and his late wife by pointing out that they were created by the press. But nevertheless, these were filed by their relatives at the San Borja police station.
“Let’s keep organizing ourselves because the right is not going to defeat us. Now they defeated me and wounded a combatant. I am retiring to my barracks, but others will come to continue fighting social injustice in Peru,” said the still prime minister on the outskirts of the PCM.
Héctor Valer continues dispatching in the PCM waiting for his replacement
The resigning president of the Council of Ministers, Hector Valer, continues to hold meetings at the PCM headquarters despite the president’s announcement peter castle from restructure the ministerial cabinet. The also congressman from Democratic Peru specified that he will continue in office until the head of state appoints his replacement.
“Premier Héctor Valer holds a meeting with representatives of the National Confederation of State Workers of Peru (CTE) to discuss issues related to collective bargaining in the public sector,” the PCM reported on Twitter.
