The new president of Peru, Dina Boluarte, began a round of dialogue with different parliamentary groups in Congress. She invited the spokespersons for the progressive groups Cambio Democrático and Perú Bicentenario, Fuerza Popular from Fujimori, and the conservatives Somos Perú and Avanza País.
The new president of Peru, Dina Boluarte, began a round of dialogue with different parliamentary groups in Congress.
This Thursday, December 8, one day after being sworn in to replace Peter Castillo, Boluarte convened five parliamentary groups of different political overtones. This step, as reported EFE, It is in tune with his call to “work in unity for the good of Peruvians.”
The president of Peru He invited the spokesmen for the progressive groups Cambio Democrático and Perú Bicentenario, the Fujimorista Fuerza Popular and the conservatives Somos Perú and Avanza País to the presidential election.
Legislator Adriana Tudela, main spokesperson for Avanza País, explained that during the meeting with Boluarte they talked about “the need to undertake the economic reactivation of the country, with fundamental reforms that generate confidence for private investment and job creation.”
Another aspect addressed with the new president of Peru is the one referring to promoting a political reform to recover the trust of citizens in the Peruvian authorities and institutions and to get out of the political crisis that the country is going through.
Tudela said that his parliamentary group asked the Presidency that his government send clear signs of collaboration with the Public Ministry and Justice for those who are responsible “for the alleged acts of corruption during the management of Castillo, who lasted 18 months as president and was accused of “moral incapacity”.
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