Guild linked to Movadef pressures to be recognized as a union: The risks of their meeting with Minister Flavio Cruz | The meeting between Fenate and the head of the Labor Ministry was recorded belatedly on the Transparency Portal. The group of teachers seeks to be recognized as a union.
During the session, which will be held at the Gran Teatro Nacional, the JNE will also deliver its credentials to Luis Galarreta (first vice presidency) and Miguel Torres (second vice presidency).
Just two days away from receiving her credentials from the National Jury of Elections (JNE) as president of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori continues with a series of meetings at the Fuerza Popular headquarters in San Isidro. This Monday she received journalist and lawyer Carlos Espá (Sí Creo) and former regional governor of La Libertad César Acuña (APP). Both were opponents of the former first lady in the last presidential elections.
With only 60 members, and due to quorum rules, scenarios of low legitimacy could arise. Specialists indicate that regulatory adjustments are needed.
They will be able to record the moment of the scrutiny, but if this action interferes with the work of the polling station members, they will have the power to limit it and call the security forces. Abroad, the dynamic will be different.
The candidate from Juntos por el Perú said that it is a “consensus” program. In the document, he tries to soften his discourse, but maintains radical plans. The presidential candidate presented a recycled team from the castillista regime.
Those who asked for ‘brutality’, because they enjoyed it in the first round debates, were left frustrated last Sunday. There was no ‘Popy’ Olivera of the economy nor a Yonhy Lescano of infrastructure gaps. All the polemicists were almost, almost well-behaved, trying to show that they have proposals and know how to execute them. Why so much calm, especially on the orange side? Let me tell you.
In an unusual manner, Judge Luz Pacheco Zerga resigned from the presidency of the Constitutional Court (TC), just a few months before the end of her term. The decision was confirmed to El Comercio by Pacheco herself, who made it clear that her resignation was due to “administrative” issues and not jurisdictional in nature. A situation that, however, highlights internal disagreements within the highest interpreter of the Constitution.
The presidential candidate Roberto Sánchez still has to answer to the justice system. For this reason, this Wednesday, the Judiciary (PJ) is evaluating whether or not he will be subjected to an oral trial for allegedly having given false statements about the receipt of campaign contributions received between 2018 and 2020.