President Boluarte calls for working in unity for Peru's development

Photo: ANDINA/Presidency of the Republic of Peru

13:30 | Chanchamayo (Junin region), Sep. 7.

The President of the Republic Dina Boluarte on Thursday called on central jungle authorities and population to continue working together to achieve development in Peru.

In this sense, the Head of State asked that development proposals for Pichanaqui and Junin region be presented.

"You can rest assured that we will continue working for the development of Peru. We are not afraid of haters screaming against the homeland, we are not afraid (...) With you, we are confident in that democratic embrace, in that unity, so that our beloved Peru continues growing," Mrs. Boluarte expressed.

The top official mentioned that for eight months her administration has been solving in the territory, and not from a desk, the population's needs.

President Boluarte reaffirmed the frontal fight against corruption by the Executive Branch and warned that if any government official is caught stealing (public funds), that person will be immediately removed from duties.

"This is not a corrupt president, nor her ministers, nor deputy ministers, nor the Executive Branch; if we find someone along the way who steals a single Sol (Peruvian currency) from the Peruvian people, we will immediately remove him/her," she said.

Mrs. Boluarte inaugurated the Bailey modular bridge, over Pichanaqui River, for pedestrian and vehicular use. It will benefit the inhabitants of Pichanaqui and Sanagani districts in Chanchamayo province (Junin region).

She also led a multisectoral civic campaign in Pichanaqui, with the participation of officials from 17 social programs and specialists from the Armed Forces, the Peruvian National Police, the Ministry of Health, the Social Health Insurance System (EsSalud), among others.

? La presidenta de la república, Dina Boluarte, corta la cinta que da por inaugurada la obra del puente Bailey sobre el río Pichanaqui, infraestructura que beneficiará a miles de pobladores de las comunidades de Sanagani y Pichanaqui, en la región Junín. pic.twitter.com/gGZEkwJm4B
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