The
President of the Republic Pedro Castillo has announced that he will head to the Legislative Palace on Friday to meet with
Parliament's recently-elected Chairman Jose Williams Zapata.
Mr. Castillo underscored that at the meeting he will inform the head of Congress of the needs of teaching assistants, whom he received on Wednesday evening at the Government Palace in Lima.
The top official underlined that if the Peruvian State does not assume responsibility for workers, the latter will struggle to meet their family and professional needs.
"At the end of the month, you look at your pay slip and you realize that the amount of loans and debts is more than what you receive. People opt to (…) to feed their children, that cannot happen," he said.
Moreover, the dignitary affirmed that the Executive Branch has submitted various bills to Congress, which have not been debated and might bring some financial solvency to the population and workers.
He addressed teaching assistants gathered at the Golden Hall and suggested that they meet during the visits he pays to different regions across the country so as to talk and learn about their problems so that the Executive Branch can identify the most appropriate mechanisms to address them.
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Publicado: 15/9/2022