Update:
President Dina Boluarte resumed her official duties and delivered a speech from the Government Palace after signing the concession of EsSalud hospitals in Peru. Without speaking to the press, the head of State briefly summarized her trip to China.
SELF-PROMOTION IS MADE
The president stated that her stay in China “has been a productive state visit.”
“It has allowed us to consolidate our bilateral relationship. In addition, we have strengthened the image of our country as a reliable investment partner,” she said.
She explained that she had an official meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, with whom she discussed the Asian country’s interest in key sectors of the Peruvian economy, an important issue for our country’s development plans.
“This visit allowed us to present to 250 businessmen the advantages of Peru for Chinese investors,” she emphasized.
She also highlighted that during this official visit, three protocols on phytosanitary requirements, seven memoranda of understanding on various cooperation issues and an agreement with Huawei to train 20,000 young people in new information technologies were signed.
She stressed that she held meetings with the top executives of six major Chinese companies, including the one building the Chancay Megaport and the one operating the “Las Bambas” mine.
“It has been a productive state visit, the results of which we will see in the short, medium and long term,” she added.
Regarding her visit to China, Boluarte cited the example of the city of Shenzhen, which she explained was built from scratch in less than forty years: “A city that was once a fishing port is now a digitalized city with 5G technology.”
The Head of State emphasized that “as Peruvians and as a country, Peru, we have to learn from the example given to us by other countries such as China.”
DINA BOLUARTE ATTACKS THE PRESS
Boluarte questioned the “biased” press and expressed her desire for positive news to be communicated about her government. What kind of information does the head of state expect?
“We lack unity, love for our country as it should be loved and respected, and seek its development. I hope that this agreement that is being signed today for the construction of these hospitals, the press will help us to repeat it 24 hours a day, just as they do with biased news. Repeat this in your cameras, in your microphones, and I am convinced that more Peruvians will be able to learn about the good things that this government is doing.”
She avoided focusing on issues such as the Rolex case, citizen insecurity or the rape of Awajún girls, among other problems facing our country.
Dina Boluarte has not made any statements to journalists for 89 days. Before her trip to China, she was harshly questioned for excessive police protection of her activities and her relationship with the media.
The National Association of Journalists (ANP) rejected the restrictions imposed on the media covering official activities. Attention was even drawn to the surprising presence of snipers on one of her outings.
The ANP questioned Boluarte’s failure to answer journalists’ questions.
It was even recalled that during the 2024 National Multi-Hazard Drill that took place on May 31, the press men were locked in a room so that they would not have any contact with the president. A fact that surprised and generated all kinds of annoyances.
The President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, participated this Wednesday in the signing of concession contracts for Social Health Insurance (EsSalud) hospitals for Piura and Chimbote (Áncash).
The implementation of these projects will enable health services to be provided to more than 1.3 million insured persons.
Nota original:
She returned to her activities. After her ostentatious trip to China, the President of the Republic, In Boluarte, This morning he chaired a new session of the Council of Ministers.
According to the official account of the Presidency on the social network X, the session began at 9:00 am at the headquarters of the PCM.
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This is the first session of the Council of Ministers, following the President’s official visit to the People’s Republic of China. It should be noted that Boluarte has not made any statements to the press for 89 days.
From the Palace, they recalled that while he was on tour, Wilfredo Oscorima’s ‘wayki’ held work meetings with the head of the Ministerial Cabinet and the ministers of the various sectors, virtually.
Hania Pérez de Cuéllar said that the president will give statements about her trip to China
The Minister of Housing, Hania Perez from Cuellarmentioned that President Dina Boluarte will make statements to the press and the country in the coming days or before July 28.
“I understand that she was going to make some statements before July 28. She will testify in the following days about the trip and what we have achieved,” she said, according to Canal N.
Pérez de Cuéllar said that the president will report on the results of the trip she made with several members of her cabinet to China. Mainly, on the important commercial ties with the Chinese Minister of Foreign Trade, who expressed great interest in importing Peruvian products.
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Update:
The President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, returned to her protocolary activities and, this time, it was to give a speech from the Government Palace after signing the concession of EsSalud hospitals in Peru. Without speaking to the press, the head of State made a brief summary of her trip to China.
SELF-PROMOTION IS MADE
The president said that her stay in China “has been a productive state visit.”
“It has allowed us to consolidate our bilateral relationship. In addition, we have strengthened the image of our country as a reliable investment partner,” he said.
He explained that he had an official meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, with whom he discussed the Asian country’s interest in key sectors of the Peruvian economy, an important issue for our country’s development plans.
“This visit allowed us to present to 250 businessmen the advantages of Peru for Chinese investors,” he emphasized.
He also highlighted that during this official visit, three protocols on phytosanitary requirements, seven memoranda of understanding on various cooperation issues and an agreement with Huawei to train 20,000 young people in new information technologies were signed.
He stressed that he held meetings with the top executives of six major Chinese companies, including the one building the Chancay Megaport and the one operating the “Las Bambas” mine.
“It has been a productive state visit, the results of which we will see in the short, medium and long term,” he added.
Regarding his visit to China, Boluarte cited the example of the city of Shenzhen, which he explained was built from scratch in less than forty years: “A city that was once a fishing port is now a digitalized city with 5G technology.”
The Head of State emphasized that “as Peruvians and as a country, Peru, we have to learn from the example given to us by other countries such as China.”
DINA BOLUARTE ATTACKS THE PRESS
Boluarte questioned the “biased” press and expressed his desire for positive news to be communicated about his government. What kind of information does the head of state expect?
“We lack unity, love for our country as it should be loved and respected, and seek its development. I hope that this agreement that is being signed today for the construction of these hospitals, the press will help us to repeat it 24 hours a day, just as they do with biased news. Repeat this in your cameras, in your microphones, and I am convinced that more Peruvians will be able to learn about the good things that this government is doing.”
He avoided focusing on issues such as the Rolex case, citizen insecurity or the rape of Awajún girls, among other problems facing our country.
Dina Boluarte has not made any statements to journalists for 89 days. Before her trip to China, she was harshly questioned for excessive police protection of her activities and her relationship with the media.
The National Association of Journalists (ANP) rejected the restrictions imposed on the media covering official activities. Attention was even drawn to the surprising presence of snipers on one of his outings.
The ANP questioned Boluarte’s failure to answer journalists’ questions.
It was even recalled that during the 2024 National Multi-Hazard Drill that took place on May 31, the press men were locked in a room so that they would not have any contact with the president. A fact that surprised and generated all kinds of annoyances.
The President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, participated this Wednesday in the signing of concession contracts for Social Health Insurance (EsSalud) hospitals for Piura and Chimbote (Áncash).
The implementation of these projects will enable health services to be provided to more than 1.3 million insured persons.
Nota original:
She returned to her activities. After her ostentatious trip to China, the President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, This morning he chaired a new session of the Council of Ministers.
According to the official account of the Presidency on the social network X, the session began at 9:00 am at the headquarters of the PCM.
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This is the first session of the Council of Ministers, following the President’s official visit to the People’s Republic of China. It should be noted that Boluarte has not made any statements to the press for 89 days.
From the Palace, they recalled that while he was on tour, Wilfredo Oscorima’s ‘wayki’ held work meetings with the head of the Ministerial Cabinet and the ministers of the various sectors, virtually.
Hania Pérez de Cuéllar said that the president will give statements about her trip to China
The Minister of Housing, Hania Pérez de Cuéllar, mentioned that President Dina Boluarte will make statements to the press and the country in the coming days or before July 28.
“I understand that she was going to make some statements before July 28. She will testify in the following days about the trip and what we have achieved,” he said, according to Canal N.
Pérez de Cuéllar said that the president will report on the results of the trip she made with several members of her cabinet to China. Mainly, on the important commercial ties with the Chinese Minister of Foreign Trade, who expressed great interest in importing Peruvian products.
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