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The head of the PCM assured that the jurisdictional lawsuit filed by the Executive seeks to clarify the scope of article 117 of the Constitution.
The president of the Council of Ministers, Gustavo Adrianzen, ratified the Governments commitment to promoting mining projects that are responsible for the social environment and respect the environment.
We will strive to promote all possible projects. This will be done in consultation with the communities and ensuring that it is socially responsible and environmentally friendly mining, said the head of the Ministerial Cabinet in an interview.
He highlighted that modern mining has made significant progress to carry out its operations responsibly with the environment, and reiterated that this will be promoted by the current management.
He added that currently the economic figures are good and pointed out that, despite having a negative growth of -0.6% in 2023, in April 2024 a growth of 3% was achieved, with positive indicators such as the increase in consumption of electricity or the sale of cement.
We have a controlled inflation rate of 2.5% and interest rates continue to fall. We are increasingly attractive abroad and private investment continues to grow. The State will do its part to ensure this trend continues, he declared.
Competence demand
The head of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM) explained that the jurisdictional lawsuit filed by the Executive against the Public Ministry and the Judiciary seeks to elucidate the scope of article 117 of the Constitution, which indicates the specific reasons why it can be accused a representative.
He questioned that in recent years the Public Ministry has had different positions in relation to said article and the possibility of accusing or investigating the presidents of the republic.
We hope that the Constitutional Court, in an exercise of interpretation, delimits 117. What we cannot allow is for the presidential figure to be permanently subject to these problems that undermine his powers, he asserted.
Likewise, he stressed that this is expected to establish a precedent for future heads of state, with the aim that they are not exposed to this legal uncertainty.
Commitment to Carabaya
Premier Adrianzen revealed that the last visit to the Carabaya province in Puno is the result of the invitation made by his authorities, and the recent creation of the National University of Carabaya.
With the work day we demonstrated that the Government has a presence in all parts of Peru, stressed the Chief of Staff, who highlighted that this Puno province is the alpaca capital of the country. the potential of the Puno province as an alpaca capital and as an energy producer with the San Gaban III Hydroelectric Power Plant.
Additionally, he emphasized the potential of Carabaya at the energy level, with the San Gaban III Hydroelectric Power Plant, and mining, with lithium and uranium. The provinces want development, and that is what we are going to bring, he stressed.
