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Pedro Castillo vs. Keiko Fujimori: difficult relationship with Peruvian Congress awaiting whoever becomes president - Vimarsana News

Pedro Castillo vs. Keiko Fujimori: difficult relationship with Peruvian Congress awaiting whoever becomes president

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – (BBC Mundo) Neither Pedro Castillo nor Keiko Fujimori, the two rivals for the presidency in the second round, will hold a sufficient majority in Congress for a smooth relationship with the Legislative. The saga of disputes began with the Congress and the Executive elected in 2016. During his administration, Parliament lodged two impeachment motions against then president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski (PPK), and forced his resignation in March 2018, amid accusations of allegedly receiving bribes from Brazilian construction company Odebrecht. In the last five years, clashes b...

Peru Presidential Elections Result: A Fragmented Congress - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Peru Presidential Elections Result: A Fragmented Congress - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper

April 18, 2021 Share Any new government, whether Right or Left, will find it difficult to manage a majority in the fragmented Congress Preliminary results from the April 11 Presidential Elections in Peru indicate a split vote for the contesting candidates in the first round of voting. The leading candidate in the first round is the leftist Pedro Castillo, from the Far-Left Perú Libre party. Pedro is clearly leading the polls with 19% of the votes. He is followed by Centre-Right Fuerza Popular party’s Keiko Fujimori, who has the second highest lead at 13.3% of votes. The run-off ele...

The vacancy of the president Martin Vizcarra: An attack on the Peruvian people - Vimarsana News

The vacancy of the president Martin Vizcarra: An attack on the Peruvian people

Close Photo of former Peruvian president Martín Vizcarra. // Photo courtesy of Galería del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores/Wikimedia Commons. The vacancy of the president Martin Vizcarra: An attack on the Peruvian people From Monday, Nov. 9, 2020 to Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020, the American dollar rose to S / 3.62 (Peruvian Soles), the highest level reached in eighteen years. This sudden increase in the exchange rate is rooted in the political crisis that developed in Peru. On Nov. 9, 2020, President Martin Vizcarra was removed from office. This act, led by Congress, has had dire consequen...

Peru May Revoke Canadian Company's Mining, Water Rights - Vimarsana News

Peru May Revoke Canadian Company's Mining, Water Rights

21 Jan 2021 by OOSKAnews Correspondent LIMA, Peru Peru’s Ministry of Energy and Mines is currently working on a report to overrule Supreme Decrees which allowed Nuevo Arcoiris S.A.C, the Peruvian subsidiary of Canadian Tesoro Mineral Corpto acquire and hold mineral and other related exploration rights. The Supreme Decrees not only grant the company mineral rights but also several other related rights, including water rights. The Peruvian Ministry of Energy and Mines granted Supreme Decrees 027-2020-EM and 028-2020-EM on December 10, 2020, giving the company permission to conduct expl...

The awakening of the 'bicentennial generation' in Peru · Global Voices - Vimarsana News

The awakening of the 'bicentennial generation' in Peru · Global Voices

November 9, 2020, marked the beginning of the most important week of the last 20 years for our country. That day, the Peruvian Congress, after a brief discussion attempting to justify its actions in the fight against corruption, decided to remove the President of the Republic, Martín Vizcarra. The objective of this action, fueled by members of Congress who were subjects of their own criminal investigations, was to control the main powers of the State: the Executive and the Legislature, in order to oppose reforms or support measures that favoured their own interests. It was also a time when y...