After her election as second vice president of Congress, AP legislator Silvia Monteza gave details in an interview about priorities within Parliament and the votes to ensure early elections.
After the renewal of some members of the Board of Directors of the Congressthe parliamentarian Silvia Montezanewly elected as second vice presidentindicated that, in response to the request of early elections, legislators “can’t keep wasting time, there are many projects to approve.” He likewise claimed that “There are not 87 votes (for the advancement of elections), the left is like 47 votes.” “Perhaps in this legislature we will not be able to agree, perhaps in the other legislature there will be a consensus,” he said.
In an RPP interview, the Popular Action legislator was asked for her opinion on the survey of Ipsos Peruin which it was known that “70% of citizens ask for new elections for this 2023”. Calle responded as follows: “Sometimes the polls are not so credible. Correct information about Congress does not arrive, they believe that we do the work.”
Silvia Monteza was sworn in as the new vice president of the Board of Directors. Photo: Congress
Likewise, she was consulted about the recent accusations against parliamentarians for allegedly having made trips to other regions of the country with tickets purchased by the Legislature itself. “Congressmen can go anywhere in the country, even if it is not a week of representation, but it has to be supported,” he argued.
