Hernando Cevallos was against the curfew: “It was not the best measure”

adminabig — Fri, 08 Apr 2022 13:15:21 +0000

On 5 April, the Government decreed a curfew in Lima and Callao, due to an alleged threat of looting in cities in the context of the shutdown of carriers. On this measure, the former Minister of Health, Hernando Cevallos, said that it was not the best decision of the Government. “It was not the best measure, I understand that there was fear in the Government, but it had to be focused differently. The control of a violent group should have been focused,” he said in RPP Noticias.Cevallos also pointed out that Pedro Castillo’s management has failed to provide confidence to the general population, resulting in serious crises in different parts of the country and in various sectors. The result of these are the various demonstrations throughout the country and which took place in the capital, on 5 April.“Lack of trust is the course that the Government has set to deal with this crisis. The lack of confidence in being able to reach the popular sectors, sit down, talk with them about how some sectors of the entrepreneur were affected and reach a more or less solid agreement,” he said.Along these lines, the former Minister of Health stressed that it is important for the Government to show empathy and provide security to people to get out of this crisis. In addition, he pointed out that the Intelligence Service did not give due warning to what was happening in the country, so that other measures could be discussed beyond the curfew.“If I am a government, the most important thing is that people feel that I am close to their problems, to their hopes and expectations. I would have asked the Intelligence Service how they did not clearly alert me that a climate of discontent is being created in the country over different problems,” said Cevallos.MILLIONAIRE LOSSES FOR A DAY OF COMPULSORYPedro Castillo’s surprise and unforeseen announcement has significantly damaged the economy , causing losses of up to 1 billion soles (US $220 million) for that April 5 alone. The textile sector, trade, tourism, services and others are not yet recovering from the blow of the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, and would have been more affected by this measure.Infobae Peru spoke with Jorge Carrillo, finance expert and professor at the Pacífico Business School, who explained that this stoppage.“A year Peru produces 550 billion soles and in just one day around 1 billion that it would lose because it has stopped producing and if it does it stops hiring,” he said.“This measure is opposed and will not encourage trust or promote private investment, because the government shuts down all economic activity overnight,” he added.For Carrillo, what Pedro Castillo is doing is a “choking slap, but I hope it’s not a permanent issue or a habit, that would be very dangerous.”“Issues such as raising the minimum wage are totally out of focus, it is not at all reasonable and has nothing to do with productivity and it hurts large companies,” he said.“This government is scaring away private investment, because it says it promotes investment, but it really destroys investment and is killing it,” he said.For his part, the researcher at the CIUP Research Center and professor at the Universidad del Pacífico, Carlos Parodi, stressed that this government measure is a ‘meaningless’ that harms the most vulnerable and sensitive businesses such as restaurants, bakeries and businesses that buy daily supplies and lose everything they have invested.KEEP READINGThe Jewish Association of Peru responded to Aníbal Torres by quoting Hitler: “Couldn’t you mention the Incas and their huge road network?” Congress approved initiative to exonerate basic food from IGVThe decisions of the Pedro Castillo government and other factors affecting the economy of Peruvians

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Alberto Fujimori LIVE march square san martin no to keiko pardon insult

adminabig — Thu, 17 Mar 2022 23:16:05 +0000

A protester holds a sign with an image of former president Alberto Fujimori with the word ‘Danger’ during a march against a possible pardon for Fujimori, who has been serving a 25-year sentence for human rights violations, in Lima, Peru July 7, 2017. REUTERS/Guadalupe PardoThe No a Keiko collective and other organizations announced a march for Thursday at 6 p.m. in Plaza San Martín. In this way they seek to make their voice of protest heard at the ruling of the Constitutional Court ordering the restitution of the pardon in favor of Alberto Fujimori.“Today we went out to march against the illegal pardon. For those who are no longer there and for the relatives of the bereaved who see the little justice they found taken away,” they pointed out on social networks.In addition, the NAK collective replied to the tweet of President Pedro Castillo, in which it expresses its disagreement with the ruling of the Constitutional Court and appealed for the organs of international justice to which Peru is attached to caution “the effective exercise of justice for the people”.The activists called on the president to “give justice to the families of the victims of dictator Fujimori, cancel the pardon.”PROMPT RELEASEFormer President Alberto Fujimori could be released next Monday or Tuesday, when judicial and legal proceedings are completed to comply with a decision to that effect issued on Thursday by the Constitutional Court (TC), his defense lawyer, Cesar Nakazaki, reported.“I estimate that, between Monday or Tuesday, the criminal execution judge would already be ordering the INPE (National Penitentiary Institute) release from prison,” Nakazaki told journalists on Thursday.The lawyer explained that the TC must officiate its decision to the supreme criminal execution judge, who must abide by the decision of the highest constitutional body in the country and “give the order of freedom”.“The Constitutional Court, surely, between tomorrow and Monday must send the office, because it is an office of freedom. It must be fulfilled immediately,” he said.The lawyer also said that it will be Fujimori’s family, with his daughter Keiko at the helm, who will coordinate and decide where the former president will live, as well as care for the health problems he has been suffering from for several years. “Tomorrow he was scheduled for pulmonology care, because the reason for the humanitarian pardon was because of cardiological problems, but today they have been aggravated by lung problems, he suffers from pulmonary fibrosis, he spends almost all day with oxygen,” he explained.THE DECISION OF THE TCThe TC confirmed on Thursday that the deciding vote of its president, Augusto Ferrero, decided the nullity of the judicial decision that suspended the pardon granted to Fujimori in 2017, after the vote on the “habeas corpus” appeal that requested that measure was tied by three votes in favor and three against.Ferrero used his decision-making vote, known in legal media as “quality vote” or “double vote”, and also had the favorable votes of José Luis Sardón and Ernesto Blume, who was the speaker who proposed the acceptance of the appeal, while Marianella Ledesma, Eloy Espinosa-Saldaña and Manuel Miranda opposed it.The TC stressed that the judgment that declared the lawsuit founded “restores the effects of Supreme Resolution 281-2017-JUS of December 24, 2017, which granted the complainant a humanitarian pardon, and provides for his freedom” and that the votes of the magistrates “will be published on the institutional website and notified in its opportunity”.In this way, the high court declared that an appeal brought by lawyer Gregorio Parco Alarcón against the Supreme Court ruling that in 2018 rescinded the pardon granted to Fujimori on December 24, 2017 by then-president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (2016-2018). KEEP READING:Carlos Rivera: “Ferrero, Blume and Sardón are fulfilling a political agenda by freeing Fujimori” INTERVIEWAlberto Fujimori: When will the former president of Peru be released from prison? Pedro Castillo disagrees with Alberto Fujimori’s freedom: “The institutional crisis is reflected in the TC’s decision”

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