Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Peru Gustavo Adriiansen fired on the eve of the parliament of the issue of making a vote of no confidence.
“Taking into account the highest interests of the Motherland, I must submit a statement to you about the final resignation from the post of chairman of the Council of Ministers,” the official appeal of Adriians to President Dina Boloart, published on the government website.
He emphasized that in a difficult period for the country, he performed his duties with full responsibility. “I am sure that the pages of the story that we are adding today will read our children and grandchildren. Only then will triochery will triumph,” the politician added.
According to local media, the reason for the adoption of a vote of distrust was the opposition’s claims to ineffective, in their opinion, the policy of the government in the field of security. The criticism of Adriiansen intensified after the recent abduction and murder of 13 miners in the Patas region.
The aggravation of the criminal situation in the country and the inability of the authorities to cope with the wave of violence exacerbate the already intense political situation in Peru.