Two weeks after taking office, Dina Boluarte he swore in his second ministerial cabinet. Former Ombudsman Walter Gutiérrez analyzes the challenges of Otárola.
Are the changes in the cabinet positive?
It was evident that the change of Prime Minister Pedro Angulo was urgent. Be careful, we are talking about almost the same cabinet, but with a qualitative change in the president of the Council of Ministers. Alberto Otárola It has had some advantages; some of them is having gone through the public administration and being a minister twice. He also knows the codes of political work. He is a lawyer who knows the legal system; therefore, he is going to know what ground he is treading on from a legal point of view.
Should this be a cabinet for large projects?
Surely in Parliament they will raise severe resistance to his management and even to that of the President of the Republic herself, but I think that, with time, they will understand that there is a transitional government and will intelligently contain the violence. The same happens with the appointment of the other ministers. They are going to have to take some social measures that give legitimacy to the government of Dina Boluarte. It is not a cabinet for large projects because it is a transition government.
Will they be able to contain the protests and violence?
Two weeks after taking office, Dina Boluarte he swore in his second ministerial cabinet. Former Ombudsman Walter Gutiérrez analyzes the challenges of Otárola. ligence, identifying the violent activists who were before Pedro Castillo. If they attend to the true social issues, such as support for farmers due to the situation of drought and lack of urea, or looking at the real situation of the national schools for the start of classes, it will be possible. They must govern and administer the State well. The violence will end to that extent and this government will settle.
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