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This same commission must elect a parliamentary delegate to prepare a file against President Castillo and also to another who sees the case of Boluarte, for her participation in the Apurimac Club, being Minister of Social Inclusion.
Yesterday, the Permanent Commission of Congress approved to process the constitutional complaint against Boluarte. Your process is moving fast. The Subcommittee on Constitutional Accusations has 15 days to issue a file. This month, if the legislature is extended, he must appear before the SAC to give his defenses.
The speaker with Boluarte will not be a left-wing congressman. This implies that the final report will recommend removing her from public office. Thus, President Castillo will not only be without a bench -he recently resigned from Peru Libre-, but also without a vice president.
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The Board of Directors
As the former member of the Espinosa-Saldaña Constitutional Court explained, everything is complemented by what will be the election of the Board of Directors.
After Castillo and Boluarte were disqualified, whoever assumes the presidency of Congress will be the next transitional president. The opposition will also need to have a head of the Board of Directors to suit them. For this reason, Fujimorism and its henchmen propose Echaíz, despite the fact that she is not to the liking of the APP leader, César Acuña. Likewise, they will require a Constitution Commission according to their interests -as they have with Patricia Juárez- to support the theory that with the president and his vice president of the Republic out of the way, it is only appropriate to call presidential elections.
In this way the opposition benches will control both powers: Executive and Congress. The promoters of the disqualification of Castillo and Boluarte know that it will be less complicated for them to obtain a simple majority of votes in plenary to disqualify both leaders.
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The suspension of these officials requires a minimum of 66 votes from the parliamentarians present in the chamber, subtracting the members of the Permanent Commission. The president doesn’t even have it safe with Free Peru a group that he recently resigned from and that supported the censorship of the Minister of the Interior, Dimitri Senmache.
Congress. The disqualification of the president requires 66 votes of the Plenary. Photo: Antonio Melgarejo/The Republic
For former magistrate Eloy Espinosa Saldaña, when the president and his vice president are disqualified, there is no going back.
However, for the constitutionalist Pedro Grandez, there is the possibility that the head of state resorts to constitutional Court because, from his point of view, the powers of the Executive are violated by suspending the president without the Judiciary having sentenced him for the same accusations. However, the new TC was also elected to the measure of Congress. We are at a crossroads with no way out for Castillo.
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Salas voiced as Senmache’s successor
Yesterday it transpired that the Minister of Culture, Alejandro Salas, was going to replace the censored Minister of the Interior, Dimitri Senmache. Salas, as we know, is the squire of President Pedro Castillo. However, in the afternoon, Salas said that his assumption as head of the mininter They are speculations, although he did not deny accepting the position, in case it is proposed to him. “I work for a democratic government and whatever the government determines for me, I am always willing to work for the country. They are rumors that are there, ”he expressed.
President Pedro Castillo, for his part, lamented the censorship against Senmache. “Political reasons prevailed in this decision. With this decision, those who lose the most are the citizens”, manifested. According to Hildebrandt in Thirteen of him, Silva is willing to turn himself in to betray the head of state in the framework of the investigations of the Puente Tarata case.
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Eloy Espinosa-Saldaña, former magistrate of the TC
“What is the sanction of impeachment? Disqualification: prohibition for one to hold public office. Up to 10 years they can put you. If there is political consensus, it can move forward very quickly.”
Pedro Grandez, constitutionalist
“The Constitution does not allow impeaching the president for crimes. And all the more reason a door cannot be left open. If the president can’t be impeached for crimes, he can’t be disbarred either.”