stated on Tuesday that it is not enough to solve the country's infrastructure problems; it is also necessary to ensure continuity of these projects in future administrations.
Mrs. Boluarte made these remarks while inaugurating the Quebrada Huaycoloro Project in Lima's Lurigancho-Chosica district. The Head of State attended this event joined by Prime Minister Eduardo Arana.
Within this framework, the top official emphasized that the current government is delivering many public works.
Likewise, she expressed hope that those governing the country from 2026 to 2031 will be able to surpass this benchmark, doubling or even tripling the number of projects.
"I know there is much to be done, and even over five years of government, if there is no long-term planning guided by a national vision, it will be impossible to resolve the country's infrastructure (challenges)," Mrs. Boluarte stated.
"There must be a continuity program to build more bridges, more projects like Huaycoloro, and more works in the ravines we have, not only in Lima but also in our highland regions," she added.
The President indicated that it is necessary to work in unity and with the understanding that Peru must be different, not only during the current government but also in those that will follow.
"They have to understand that by building infrastructure that addresses the problems of our fellow citizens, we will be genuinely solving the issues affecting our compatriots," she added.
Regarding the project inaugurated in Lurigancho-Chosica, she underscored that its implementation has been made possible thanks to the government's political commitment, which is unblocking and executing public works.
The President stated that the undertaking benefits not only the district but also the entire population living around the Huaycoloro ravine, which has caused significant losses, including human lives, during periods of river flooding.
"This story of Huaycoloro has caused decades of tears, orphanhood, misery, and despair for the populations of Lurigancho, Ate, and Rimac (districts). Today, we are delivering a definitive project," she concluded.