César Hildebrandt on the reconsideration of the bicameral vote by Patricia Juárez: “How clever, how Creole!” | Present

César Hildebrandt referred to the recent approval of the draft constitutional reform for the return to bicamerality by the Plenary of Congress, during the last Friday, July 15. On the subject, he maintained that the congressmen from the caucus of Free Peru they had “the decency” not to support the initiative of the fujimorista parliamentarian Patricia Juarez.

“The good news is that the project —basically Fujimori’s— of re-election, of the Senate and of the two chambers did not pass. They needed 87 votes and they got 71 votes. This time, the Little people from Vladimir Cerrón did not help them and, like the little people of Vladimir Cerron had the decency to help, that’s why they didn’t get 87 votes and got 71″, he said on his podcast Hildebrandt in his thirteen.

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As reported, with 71 votes in favor, 45 once morest and six abstentionsyes, the proposal of the Constitution Commission, which intends to establish 45 senators and 130 deputies, failed to reach the minimum two thirds to omit the popular consultation and thus the law is ratified. Also, the benches that supported this initiative were People’s Force, People’s Renewal, Country advancesa block of People’s Action y Alliance for Progress.

In this sense, the journalist also referred to the reconsideration requested by the Fujimori Patricia Juarezwhom he described as “astute”.

“Of course Patricia Juárez, let’s say the full Fujimorista, has said reconsideration of the vote for the next legislature. So with That has prevented a referendum because, having approved with 71 votes, the referendum was inevitable. But with the request for reconsideration, the project is on standby. ¡How knowledgeable, how cunning, how Creole! Well, that’s the fujimorism and we suffered for 10 years. Can you imagine those people in government? Oh my gosh!” he commented. César Hildebrandt.