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Peru President: Fight against corruption is Government's central axis

ANDINA/Prensa Presidencia

09:50 | Lima, Dec. 6.

Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra on Friday confirmed that the frontal fight against corruption is the central axis of his administration, and nothing will disrupt this objective.

"The frontal fight against corruption and impunity has been, is, and will remain the central axis of our Government. Nothing will disrupt this objective because it is an objective of all Peruvians," he expressed.

Likewise, the Head of State said the Executive Branch will continue fighting against this scourge with authority, honesty, and transparency, and the vocation for service "that has always characterized us."

Furthermore, the top official pointed out that the police career demands sacrifice, commitment, and loyalty, adding "I am sure they will continue to work with professionalism and honor to strengthen and enhance the institution even more."

In this sense, the statesman noted that the oath of service is a promise which does not admit doubts or hesitations, but fully supports the new police, underlining it is and will be implacable with the bad members who dishonor the institution.

"No change will be possible if we keep the people not suitable for this function within the police (force). It is not enough to have met the requirements to enroll and graduate from the academy. Police members must always be exemplary, even beyond the last day of their service," he highlighted.

For the president, the Government's commitment to the PNP is clear and firm. Therefore —from day one— his administration has not only been strengthening the institution, but also providing better tools and conditions so that police members can efficiently fulfill their mission.

Remarks were made in the ceremony marking the 31st anniversary of the National Police.

Presidente @MartinVizcarraC: Emitiremos un #DecretoDeUrgencia que permitirá pasar al retiro de manera inmediata a aquellos policías involucrados en actos dolosos o faltas graves que, por entrampamientos legales, continúan formando parte de la institución. pic.twitter.com/TUwqhz0Con
— Presidencia Perú (@presidenciaperu) 6 de diciembre de 2019

Presidente @MartinVizcarraC: El juramento de servicio es una promesa que no admite dudas ni vacilaciones. Respaldamos plenamente a los buenos policías, pero somos y seremos implacables con los malos elementos que deshonran a la institución pic.twitter.com/6LAt6Ww1Rh
— Presidencia Perú (@presidenciaperu) 6 de diciembre de 2019

Presidente @MartinVizcarraC: Este mes se incorporarán 6 100 suboficiales al servicio, quienes se sumarán a los 6 mil egresados en junio último. Antes de fin de año tendremos un total de 12 055 nuevos efectivos. pic.twitter.com/qaQs1dNMTI
— Presidencia Perú (@presidenciaperu) December 6, 2019

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Published: 12/6/2019

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