Keiko Fujimori Backs Astudillo: “Dogs Bark, It’s a Sign that We’re Moving Forward”
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The president spoke after the altercation between Minister César Astudillo and Senator Iber Maravi. She also said that the country lives “times of definition” and considered it necessary to take sides in the fight against crime.
President Keiko Fujimori asked Congress to define its position on crime around the request for legislative powers requested by the Executive
President Keiko Fujimori expressed support for the Minister of the Interior, César Astudillo, following a verbal confrontation with Senator Iber Maravi on the Constitution Committee. The discussion interrupted the debate on legislative powers in the Senate for about ten minutes.
President Keiko Fujimori called on Congress to define its position on the fight against crime, following incidents recorded in the Senate Constitution Committee, where Interior Minister César Astudillo suffered an incident.
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