The new president of Peru, In Bolartehas put an end to the uncertainty of public opinion and swore this Saturday in his first cabinet of ministers, which will be chaired by the lawyer and former prosecutor Peter Angulo who will hold the office of President of the Council of Ministers.
One of the features is that it is an almost equal wardrobe with 8 women out of 17 ministers and which is made up of technicians and specialists in the sectors.
Among the most anticipated appointments are Alberto Otárola as Defense Minister, César Augusto Cervantes Cárdenas (Interior), Alex Contreras (Economy and Finance) or Ana Cecilia Gervasi Díaz (Foreign).
Shortly after the swearing-in ceremony, Boluarte delivered a televised message in which he stated that the “essential line” of his government would be “the consolidation of democracy, the rule of law, the balance of power and governance in the country”. he assured that he had “worked hard to form a ministerial cabinet for democratic unity and consolidation that is up to what the country requires”.
Regarding the protests taking place in some regions of the country, including Lima, the new president made “a fraternal appeal for calm, tranquility and social peace. Let us avoid conflicts that put our Peruvian brotherhood at risk. I am attentive to social needs and I reach out to meet the right needs”.
President Boluarte: “We understand the right of citizens to mobilize, the same one that is accepted in the Constitution, with respect for human rights and the integrity of people. The PNP is clear on these orders”. ►https://t.co/mjjhiRsjip pic.twitter.com/N7ov3wwNIN
– News TVPeru (@noticias_tvperu) December 10, 2022
