He Prime Minister, Ernesto Álvarezrequested the president of Congress to appear before the Plenary Session on Wednesday, October 22 at 4:00 pm along with his cabinet in order to request a vote of confidence.
Through a letter addressed to Fernando Rospigliosi, Álvarez requested that a plenary session be scheduled to “in the company of the other ministers, present and debate the main measures” that his management requires.
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Who makes up Ernesto Álvarez’s Cabinet?
Around 5 pm on October 14, the swearing-in ceremony of theministerial cabinet. Initially the call was scheduled for 4:30 in the afternoon, but it was delayed. At the event, in addition to the ministers’ relatives, there were some congressmen from Somos Perú such as Alfredo Azurín. The ministerial cabinet led by the premierErnesto AlvarezIt is made up of 14 men and 4 women. If we count Álvarez, it would give a total of 15 men.
They will occupy theministry of foreign affairs; Defense; Economy and Finance; Inside; Justice and Human Rights; Justice; Education; Health; Agrarian Development and Irrigation; Work and Employment Production; Foreign Trade and Tourism; Production; Transport and Communications; Energy and Mines; Transport and Communications; Dwelling; Construction and Sanitation; Women and Vulnerable Populations; Environment, Culture and Development and Social Inclusion.
The Prime Minister who was sworn in in front ofJosé JeríwasHugo de Zela Martínezwho took over as chancellor and will lead theministry of foreign affairs. De Zela will be in charge of representing thePeruinternationally. He followedCésar Francisco Díazwhich will be under the responsibility of the Ministry of Defense.
The next was Denisse Miralles, who takes the reins of one of the most relevant portfolios such as theMinistry of Economyand Finance (MEF), which must ensure the economy of Peru and reduce poverty rates. Likewise, José Jerí swore in Vicentes Tiburcio as Minister of the Interior. Among its functions is to fight against citizen insecurity together with theNational Police of Peru(PNP).
On the other hand,Walter MartinezHe took over as Minister of Justice and Human Rights (Minjus), a portfolio held in the previous government, among others, by Juan José Santiváñez. In addition,Jorge Figueroawill occupy the Education portfolio, which Morgan Quero left after the vacancy againstDina Boluarte.
For its part,Luis Napoleon Quirozwill take over as Minister of Health (Minsa) andVladimir Cuno Salcedoas the head of Agrarian Development and Irrigation.Oscar Fernandezwill be in charge of the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion, whileCésar Quispe Lujanof the Ministry of Production.
