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Peru PM confident in Congress' approval vote
14:41
| Lima, Mar. 27.
Peruvian Prime Minister Salvador del Solar
on Wednesday affirmed he is sure Congress will deliver the confidence vote to the
new cabinet under his leadership
.
In this sense, the high-ranking official confirmed he will attend a
Parliament session to present the Government's general policy to lawmakers
on April 4.
"We are confident the
Legislative (Branch) will listen to us
and make an assessment, and that
it will give us its confidence to continue working
for the sake of the country," the cabinet chief expressed.
Likewise, Del Solar indicated
the social conflict in Las Bambas
would not influence the decision that Congress will make on the expected confidence vote.
"We consider this to be completely independent (…)," he added.
On March 11, Salvador del Solar
replaced Cesar Villanueva as the Inca country's Prime Minister.
From that date, he has up to 30 days to present his guidelines to Parliament.
Joined by his cabinet
, he must appear before Congress to get the corresponding confidence vote.
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Published: 3/27/2019
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