Roberto Sánchez Avoided Answering About the Role of Antauro Humala at His Side
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The secretary general of Juntos por el Perú, Ernesto Zunini, supported the performance of Roberto Sánchez during the recent presidential debate and questioned Keiko Fujimori’s position regarding democratic institutionality and respect for electoral results. During the conversation, Zunini said that Sánchez’s proposal seeks to build consensus and strengthen governance through agreements with various political sectors. He also stated that the coun…
Juntos' presidential candidate for Peru said they respect Antauro Humala's ideas; however, he said they do not share them. He also said that the ethnocacerist will not be part of an eventual government.
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Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez starred in intense debate at the opening of the second roundKeiko to Sánchez: "How can you talk about strengthening the NPP if you have Antauro Humala, a cop killer?"In one of the most intense moments of the presidential debate, Keiko Fujimori asked Roberto Sánchez about the role of Antauro Humala at his side; however, Juntos' candidate for Peru did not respond for the participation of the ethnocacerist leader …
The Popular Force candidate remembers Snchez's past statements about Humala and accuses him of incoherence in seeking to entrust security plan to the etc.
They both accused each other of representing the “chaos” and launched qualifiers as “traitors.” Keiko Fujimori insisted that Antauro Humala represents a danger to the country, while Sanchez reminded her that it was she who started a stage of political instability by “making pataleta” after losing the election. Join the #Buhocommunity on YouTube!Independent journalism needs a brave audience like you.In an increasingly hostile context for freedom …
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