Keiko Fujimori Gives Her First Balconazo and Sends a Message to All Peruvians: “We Will Always Have a Government of Proximity”
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The president surprised the public as she left the balcony during the Gran Pasacalle in Peru, where she reiterated her commitment to keep the state close to the citizens’ needs.
Lima.- The Union Unitario de Trabajadores en la Educación del Perú (SUTEP) expressed concern about the content of the recent presidential message and warned that it could call for mobilizations if the government did not meet the main demands of the teachers, including the increase in the budget for education and improvements in the working conditions of teachers. Lucio Castro, the national secretary general of the guild, said that the speech lef…
The president calls attention to appearing on the balcony during the Great Pasacalle for the Per , an occasion in which she reaffirms her commitment to keep a state close and attentive to the demands of the population.
President Keiko Fujimori received numerous signs of support during her first Military Parade. Hundreds of attendees, mostly from Lima who attended the parade in the capital, chanted her name among applause and herringas. At several moments the phrase “Yes it was possible!” was heard loudly. Throughout the ceremony, the attendees stationed in the grandstands and along the route expressed their support with cheers and chants, turning the leadershi…
Keiko Fujimori swore as President of the Republic: “The country we receive today, beaten by insecurity and fragmented by mistrust”Keiko completed her team! Galarreta swore as a premier and defined the first cabinet with Rafael Rey, Sheput, Beingolea and othersA theme that touches the most sensitive fibers of all Peruvians. President Keiko Fujimori came out through one of the balconies of Government Palace, during the parade organized by the Muni…
In the midst of the bustle of the “Pasacalle por el Perú”, President Keiko Fujimori said that her administration will maintain a management style close to the population and with a direct presence on the street. The phrase, repeated in her statements to TV Perú, sums up the imprint she wants to give to her government: “always on the court.” A message between dances and fireworks. From the right balcony of the Government Palace, Fujimori observed…
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