#VacarlosATodos /rmMwlAmn48- Verónika Mendoza November 10, 2020 Solo la ciudadanía organizada y movilizada podrá recuperar la democracia y poner por delante la vida y la dignidad de la gente. Ya no hay nada más que esperar de esta clase política que está podrida. Some parties that ganged up against Vizcarra have proposed amendments to mining legislation “suggesting a worsening of the business environment” in Peru, London-based IHS Markit said in a note.īank of America’s research division said Merino “has favored populist decisions, raising future concerns about proposals not friendly to a market economy.”Ī former Lima mayor and likely presidential candidate, George Forsythe, described Vizcarra’s dismissal as “a coup d’etat in disguise.”Former leftist presidential candidate Veronika Mendoza said: “What happened in Congress is shameful and outrageous” while Lima’s Catholic archbishop, Carlos Castilo, said Congress lacked “a sense of proportion” in dismissing the president. Party leaders seemed divided Tuesday over the wisdom of removing Vizcarra in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic and a crippling recession, with the financial markets nervous about whether the new government will maintain existing economic policies. FIMNGIn8ZO- IDL-Reporteros November 10, 2020 Manuel Merino asume la presidencia de la República en medio de la indignación ciudadana. Vizcarra survived a previous impeachment vote in September charged with “moral incapacity.”Īfter months of internal jousting between the presidency and his opponents in Congress, Merino used his first speech as president to call for national unity.Ĭonstitutionally, succession fell to Merino because Peru has not replaced vice-president Mercedes Araoz, who resigned a year ago in the wake of a separate political crisis. Peru is set to hold general and presidential elections in April 2021. Merino, 59, takes power for the remainder of Vizcarra’s original term through July 2021, and immediately pledged to respect the electoral timetable. He said earlier he was leaving with his head “held high” despite allegations of bribe-taking that date from when he was governor of his native southern Moquegua region. “Legality is in question because the Constitutional Court has not yet ruled and legitimacy is given by the people,” he told reporters outside his home in the capital. Vizcarra was dismissed in an impeachment vote late Monday, and on Tuesday he questioned the “legality and legitimacy” of his removal. (Fotos: Gian Masko) /LtEdwG9kL8- IDL-Reporteros November 10, 2020 Ciudadanos heridos durante las protestas en el Centro de Lima a causa de la represión policial.
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