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Council of Ministers asks not to fall into speculation about the alleged breakdown of the constitutional order

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The Council of Ministers asked citizens not to fall into speculation about an alleged breakdown of the constitutional order and said that the Government is “respectful of democratic principles”.

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Council of Ministers asks not to fall into speculation about the alleged breakdown of the constitutional order

The Council of Ministers asked citizens not to fall into speculation about an alleged breakdown of the constitutional order and said that the Government is “respectful of democratic principles”.

1 year ago·Peru

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