The president-elect’s team published Gabriel Boric’s itinerary for the transfer of command process. On Thursday he will only have bilateral meetings with heads of state and on Friday he will carry out all the protocol acts.
It has already been announced what the activities of the president-elect will be, Gabriel Boric for the transfer of command.
On Thursday, March 10, 16 bilateral meetings are planned with Heads of State and Government and some special guests, which will be held in the Municipality of Santiago, from 09:00 to 18:00.
After that, the future president will travel to the Valparaíso region. On March 11, he will have a breakfast with neighborhood leaders from Viña del Mar and He will arrive at 11:30 in the morning at the National Congress, where he will receive the presidential sash from Sebastián Piñera.
Two hours later it is stipulated that he will return to Cerro Castillo to have lunch with the foreign authorities and at around 18:40 he should arrive at La Moneda Palace to give his first speech as President of the Republic.
Regarding the first days of Boric’s mandate, his team reported that on Saturday, March 12, he will participate in an ecumenical ceremony with native peoples in the morning and in the afternoon with representatives of different religions, in addition, the official photo will be taken with his first cabinet .
While on Sunday morning, March 13, he will meet with social leaders from La Pintana.
Boric’s government breaks tradition of the undersecretary of the Interior
Although there are only days left, yesterday there were several activities at the workplace. The last meeting of the political committee of ministers was held and, after that, some of the party presidents who will be part of the future administration arrived. Those who participated in the expanded political committee.
It was also confirmed that the future Undersecretary of the Interior, Manuel Monsalve, will not follow the tradition of being the first to take office, but will join -with everyone- on March 11 so that there is no incompatibility with his current role as deputy.
Another of the meetings held by the president-elect was with the 4 hostesses who will accompany him during his mandate – one from each branch of the armed forces and carabineros.
And there is an important novelty, because following the feminist line that the elected government has communicated, for the first time in history there will be a female aide-de-camp. It’s about the Lieutenant Colonel Cecilia Navarro who has 23 years of service in Carabineros.
Within the framework of Women’s Day, it is contemplated that this Tuesday, at 11:00 in the morning, Boric will attend, together with his Political Committee, the tribute to the Chilean poet Griselda Núñez.