At the Battle of Junin's Bicentennial ceremony,
called on Peruvian citizens to engage in dialogue, unity, and to set aside differences in order to build a great nation.
"From Pampa de Junin, I call on every Peruvian to follow the example of Battle of Junin heroes, to set aside our differences, and to fight for a great nation, the nation our children deserve," he expressed on Tuesday.
On behalf of President Dina Boluarte, the Cabinet chief called for "dialogue, unity, coordination, and the joining of efforts to remain at the forefront."
The Prime Minister, who participated in this ceremony, also highlighted the importance of the Battle of Junin in the consolidation of the independence of both Peru and the entire region.
Adrianzen said that the declaration of independence on July 28, 1821, was not fully achieved until 1824, when the patriots —together with sister countries Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, and Panama— joined in this heroic feat on Pampa de Junin.
In his speech, he recalled the sacrifice of men and women who, guided by leaders such as Simon Bolivar and Antonio Jose de Sucre, proved that the fight for freedom can overcome any obstacle.
"Subsequently, the patriot forces, even with the presence of the royalists, will reunite in Ayacucho to seal the freedom of the Americas and Peru once and for all," he stated.
Actions for Junin
Within this framework, the Prime Minister announced the actions implemented by the Government in favor of Junin region.
These include investment projects exceeding S/2.7 billion (above US$721 million); the construction of the Ashaninka Nation Bridge in Satipo; the Santiago Antunez de Mayolo Higher Technological Institute; and the implementation of the broadband network for the region.
He also mentioned the reopening of the Jauja airport; the construction of the Bicentennial School in Chupaca; the transfer of the budget for the periodic maintenance of departmental roads; the Llamkasun program, which generated over 5,000 jobs; irrigation projects; prevention measures against cold spell; among others.
"To boost foreign trade and tourism, the Government has prioritized the export of products such as frozen trout, maca, aguaymanto, native potatoes, pineapples, turmeric, ginger, cacao, coffee, and more," he noted.
Regarding the fight against insecurity, Adrianzen said that thousands of operations have been carried out throughout the region, 356 gangs have been dismantled and more than 2,500 wanted persons have been arrested.
"All these actions prove our firm commitment to the comprehensive development of Junin region and the well-being of its citizens," he stated.
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