Ombudsman Talks About the Eventual Dissolution of Congress and Says: "I'm Not Encouraging"
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The Ombudsman, Josué Gutierrez, said this Thursday that his administration will never promote the breakdown of the democratic order, in response to the questionings of various parliamentary sectors after he said in a local station that if President Keiko Fujimori closed the Congress it would increase its popularity. In the RPP Air Rotary, issue at night, he said that this expression is part of an analysis of the institutional weakness facing the…
Deputies Criticize the Ombudsman for Phrase About Possible Dissolution of Congress by Keiko Fujimori
Representatives of various benches criticized the Ombudsman, Joshua Gutierrez, for a phrase from him that a possible dissolution of Congress by President Keiko Fujimori would allow him to “up” his popularity by 20 or 30 percentage points.
In a logo with Successful, the Ombudsman, Josu Guti rrez, analysed the political scenario and argued that a possible dissolution of Congress by President Keiko Fujimori could significantly increase its popularity.
The Ombudsman described the institutional crisis of the Peruvian State as alarming.
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