Sheput Dismisses Keiko Fujimori’s Statements as a Threat: “There Is a Generation of Glass in some Politicians”
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President Keiko Fujimori's statements about the delay in Congress in resolving the request for legislative powers continue to generate reactions in the political arena. Labor and Employment Promotion Minister Juan Sheput rejected the fact that the president threatened Parliament and attributed the opposition's questionings to a lack of custom in the face of a firm position of the executive.
The Minister of Labour denied that the executive would attempt to pressure or threaten Parliament with an eventual institutional closure. Juan Sheput argued that criticisms from the opposition respond to the fact that they are not used to a “firm attitude.”
The Minister of Labour and Employment Promotion, Juan Sheput, said that President Keiko Fujimori’s phrase, that they are testing the government’s patience for the delegation’s issue of legislative powers, “is no threat” to Congress.
In Expansion of News, the Labour Minister denied that the Executive would seek to threaten Parliament with an institutional shutdown and attributed the opposition's criticisms to a lack of custom in the face of a "firm attitude."
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