The
on Saturday said she expects Congress to put the advancement of elections as the first topic on the next legislature's agenda —once Parliament had not approved the proposal and instead submitted it to the Constitution Commission yesterday.
In this sense, the Head of State lamented that Parliament on its last legislature day had not taken said issue into account.
"We hope that they (legislators) can put it on their agenda on the first day of the next legislature, and we can continue working and discussing this issue of advancement of elections. I think it is a request from a part of the Peruvian population, and it must be listened to," she expressed.
Therefore, Mrs. Boluarte urged Congress to deem this "topic as number one."
Meetings
Regarding the
meetings with political parties, the Head of State indicated that these were held so as to find out the opinion on which country Peruvians want, where everyone must stand united to forge the homeland's development.
"There are different opinions that we must listen to; we must listen to all those political organizations," she said.
International relations
Regarding the declaration of intangibility of the Historic Center of Lima, by the Metropolitan Municipality, the President said it is an agreement within its powers. Yet, as the Government of the people, "the squares must be open to the population."
Remarks were made from Air Group No. 8 in Callao region.
Publicado: 18/2/2023