These are today's short films Sunday March 5

Boluarte and the Fenatep

don’t want to make waves

Last Friday, Peru21 asked President Dina Boluarte if the express license that former president Pedro Castillo gave to the Fenatep union, registered, as is known, in a two-by-three during the management of then-minister Iber, would be withdrawn. Maraví, whose name appeared in police reports that implicated him with Sendero Luminoso. Boluarte preferred not to get into trouble and transferred the matter to the archive. “Look, I think that the unions promote their registrations. If there was a cause to take away their licenses, which I think there isn’t… we wouldn’t have to take away their licences,” she replied. Hmm.

The Movadef teachers’ faction wants to miss classes.

Proposal in Congress

stop the little trips

What will the founding fathers who travel where the wind takes them say now? The Podemos Peru bench has presented a bill so that the Representation Week is carried out only in the electoral constituency where they were elected. That is to say, the “free” flights would end for those who were chosen by Lima or for those who go to another region with the idea of representation but in truth it is because they have some interest there.

Podemos Peru has presented a bill so that the Representation Week is carried out only in the electoral constituency where they were elected. (Photo: Congress)

Consul General Appointed

New face in Mexico

Diplomatic relations with Mexico register a new fact with the appointment of diplomat Carlos Rossi Covarrubias as the new consul general in Mexico City, days after the term of office of his predecessor Milagros Miranda and the retirement of the Peruvian ambassador in that country.

This is Luis Enrique Chávez Basagoitia, who had been appointed to that position during the administration of Miguel Rodríguez Mackay as Foreign Minister of the Republic. (Photo: Chancellery)

Governor wants a logo

ego contest

The new regional authorities of Piura do not seem to be very interested in the Senamhi forecasts predicting the arrival of heavy rains for these days and are more concerned with changing the logo of the regional government. The professor from Piura, Mela Salazar Velarde, expressed her complaint on her Twitter: “Gore #Piura has had five logos: one for every four years of management. Now the new management of Luis Neyra also wants its own logo and has called a contest. A new logo does not solve anything and implies a greater expenditure of public resources”. all right.

Ego contest. (Photo: GORE Piura)