, adding he does not fear an eventual investigation of the complaints already shelved.
"Today we fight another battle:
the fight against corruption, and we do it convinced that many committed Peruvians demand so; they demand so in the streets and in every corner of the country we visit," the President expressed.
"Our choice is clear; we have not come to govern, so that nothing changes. We will continue working harder than ever, so that the transformation we are undertaking reaches out to all corners of Peru," he stated.
However, the top official said there are those who —in order to defend their interests— pressure the State powers, lobby uncontrollably, and finance parties obscurely, among many other things.
"In the face of this situation, we have two paths: getting used to a reality we do not deserve, or we can continue with the reforms hand-in-hand with all Peruvians," he pointed out.
"We have nothing to hide, we have nothing to fear because our struggle is honest, and it is for the sake of the Peruvian people," he emphasized.
The President mentioned that the Government promoted the law of healthy eating,
generic medicines, and universal health care, in addition to the rule that controls business mergers to avoid monopolies and allow small-medium enterprises to compete on the same level.