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José Tangherlini Is the New Head of the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC)

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The economist assumes the portfolio after the departure of Rafael Rey, who left office 52 days after swearing as minister and attributed his decision to health reasons

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The economist assumes the portfolio after the departure of Rafael Rey, who left office 52 days after swearing as minister and attributed his decision to health reasons

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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José Angello Tangherlini has experience in topics related to research and studies in public service regulation.

·Lima, Peru
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President Keiko Fujimori took oath, in Government Palace, to José Angello Tangherlini Casal as Minister of Transport and Communications, replacing Rafael Rey. Tangherlini Casal will now join the ministerial team led by the President of the Council of Ministers, Luis Galarreta. [Read also: Rafael Rey resigns from the Ministry of Transport and Communications for health reasons] "Mr José Angello Tangherlini, do you swear by God and the homeland to …

Tonight, the President of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori, took the oath of José Angello Tangherlini Casal as the new Minister of Transport and Communications (MTC), during a ceremony held in Government Palace.

The new incumbent of the MTC is an economist at the National Major University of San Marcos

·Lima, Peru
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José Angello Tangherlini Casal swore on Friday, September 18, as the new Minister of Transport and Communications to replace Rafael Rey, who presented his irrevocable resignation from office on health grounds.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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