First Discharge From Fujimori Government: Minister of Transport Resigns for Health Reasons
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Lima, 18 Sep (EFE).- The Minister of Transport and Communications of Peru, Rafael Rey, resigned this Friday from office to argue health reasons, which means the first discharge in the government of President Keiko Fujimori, in less than two months of term. Rey, who had been in office for 52 days as the [...] The First entry goes down in the Fujimori government: the Minister of Transport resigns for health reasons was first published in HolaNews.
Rafael Rey presented his resignation to the MTC of Peru for health reasons, after 52 days in charge of the portfolio.
Lima, 18 Sep (Latin Press) Peruvian Minister of Transport and Communications, Rafael Rey, resigned today surprisingly and irrevocably and invoked health problems to leave the government, less than two months after taking office.The post Peru: Surprising resignation of Minister of Transport and Communications first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The now former minister, Rafael Rey, communicated his decision by means of a letter addressed to the President of the Council of Ministers.
Rafael Rey presented his irrevocable resignation from the post of Minister of Transport and Communications, arguing health reasons that prevent him from continuing with the responsibilities of the sector. Through a letter addressed to the president of the republic, Keiko Fujimori, and to the president of the Council of Ministers, Luis Galarreta, Rey communicated his decision and noted that his state of health does not allow him to carry out the …
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radiouno.peDatum: Approval of Keiko Fujimori fell 18 points in SeptemberThe Minister of Transport and Communications, Rafael Rey Rey, presented his resignation after just over a month in office.Through a letter addressed to President Keiko Fujimori and Luis Galarreta, president of the Council of Ministers, he explained that the resignation is irrevocable and is given for health reasons. READ ALSO: Ten presidents, a central banker: Julio Velarde, the econom…
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