16:59 | Tarapoto (San Martin region), Oct. 14.
The
President of the Republic Pedro Castillo on Thursday addressed housewives to assure them that his Government is working with different sectors to reduce the price of natural gas in the short term.
He affirmed that one of his administration's goals is to recover state resources and make them accessible to the people.
"There is no need to raise our voice to restore people's rights. We must talk and seek consensus," the top official emphasized.
On the other hand, the President asked Housing, Construction and Sanitation Minister Geiner Alvarado to rapidly address the sanitation projects presented by local and regional governors.
According to the Head of State, one cannot speak of health without ensuring water and sewer service. Consequently, closing this gap will be a commitment of the Executive Branch.
He also underscored that these projects are key to improve the quality of life of the population. Therefore, they cannot be bogged down by red tape.
"Nowadays, people think they can change the country with a tweet, and that is not true. The country can be changed with work, by siding with the population, by fighting along with them," he stated.
Mr. Castillo's remarks were delivered during his visit to the locality of Caspizapa in San Martin region.
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Published: 10/14/2021