The head of the Ministerial Cabinet, Mirtha Vasquez, referred to a recent report that reveals that the President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo, continues to hold meetings in a house in Breña, despite the fact that this collides with the basic principles of transparency.
“I have become aware of this complaint, which seems delicate to me because, in principle, the most important thing for a government is transparency and I believe that President Castillo is trying to be more and more rigid in these types of aspects. That you know, the president does not dispatch in Breña but in the Government Palace”, Said in dialogue with ATV, this Sunday 28.
Along these lines, the Prime Minister stressed that Castillo Terrones himself remarked through Twitter that he does not endorse “no favors to any company or person in particular“And that, if there are signs of corruption, it is submitted to the authorities”to clarify the facts under the framework of the law”.
“HI have seen a tweet that he has published stating that any irregular situation should be investigated and I think that corresponds because they are very sensitive complaints and it is not really clear who are those people who go to that house in Breña”, Clarified Vásquez.
A report from the Fourth Power showed that the president continuously visits the house in Breña that he used during the electoral campaign and where he dispatched in the first days of his administration.
The General Manager of the National Superintendency of State Assets, Jaqueline Perales Olano, and congressmen Alex Paredes and Lucinda Vásquez, both from Peru Libre, also arrived at the place.
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On November 19, the Minister of Defense, Juan Carrasco Millones, arrived, and then a person whom the Fourth Estate identified as Karelim López Arredondo, who also recorded meetings with Castillo in the Palace.
Last August, the Presidency of the Republic assured that Pedro Castillo will carry out the tasks of his investiture from the seat of the Government Palace and no longer at Breña’s house. This is due to the fact that the Comptroller’s Office alerted that the president had been violating the law that regulates the management of interests in the public administration, and with it basic principles of transparency.
