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Castillo receives credentials, new gov t of Peru ready to take office

2 minutes read By David Blanco Bonilla Lima, Jul 23 (EFE).- The new government of Peru is ready to assume full functions next week after the official delivery of credentials to President-elect Pedro Castillo and vice president Dina Boluarte, while 130 new congressmen were sworn in. The leftist Castillo, a 51-year-old rural teacher and trade unionist who defeated the right-wing Keiko Fujimori in the second round of the presidential election, on Friday received his credentials as head of state for 2021-2026 in a ceremony organized by the National Jury of Elections (NJE). “For me this is an honor (…) I swear not to disappoint,” said an emotional Castillo as he received the documents from NJE President José Luis Salas, who also presented credentials to Boluarte.

Peru s President-elect: Government to fight COVID-19 pandemic, reactivate the economy | Noticias

Photo: ANDINA/Vidal Tarqui 19:10 | Lima, Jul. 23. President-elect Pedro Castillo on Friday affirmed that his incoming government s first fight will be intended for the sake of citizens health in times of COVID-19 and the economic reactivation. Within this framework, Castillo said that his administration will declare a war against the pandemic. Health and Peruvian lives come first. Our fight will begin there to find a way to vaccinate all Peruvians and reactivate people s economy, he expressed. According to the school teacher, Peruvians at current times do not think so much about politics, but rather about how to provide for their families or how to heal a relative who is in the hospital.

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Leftist teacher, political novice, is Peru s president-elect

LIMA, Peru (AP) A teacher in one of the poorest communities in the Andes who had never held office is now Peru’s president-elect after officials in the South American country declared him the winner of a runoff election held last month. Leftist Pedro Castillo catapulted from unknown to president-elect with the support of the country’s poor and rural citizens, many of whom identify with the struggles the teacher has faced. Castillo was officially declared winner Monday after the country’s electoral count became the longest in 40 years as his opponents fought the results. Castillo received 44,000 more votes than right-wing politician Keiko Fujimori in the June 6 runoff. This is the third presidential election defeat for the daughter of imprisoned former President Alberto Fujimori.

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