Política

Presidente de Perú defiende su gestión y denuncia campaña para destituirlo

Pedro Castillo cumple el primero de sus cinco años de mandato con un récord de cinco investigaciones por presunta corrupción y el pertinaz asedio de un Congreso adverso que exige su renuncia

Handout picture released by the Peruvian Congress showing Peru's President Pedro Castillo listesn to the national anthen before delivering his State of the Nation speech at the Congress as he marks one year in power on Independence Day, in Lima on July 28, 2022. - Almost as soon as he took office a year ago, leftist rural schoolteacher Pedro Castillo found himself under fire. Having unexpectedly taken power from the traditional political elite in a neck-and-neck election, the former trade unionist has since been fending off non-stop attacks from the political right, which disputes his legitimacy. (Photo by Peruvian Congress / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / PERUVIAN CONGRESS" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
Handout picture released by the Peruvian Congress showing Peru's President Pedro Castillo listesn to the national anthen before delivering his State of the Nation speech at the Congress as he marks one year in power on Independence Day, in Lima on July 28, 2022. - Almost as soon as he took office a year ago, leftist rural schoolteacher Pedro Castillo found himself under fire. Having unexpectedly taken power from the traditional political elite in a neck-and-neck election, the former trade unionist has since been fending off non-stop attacks from the political right, which disputes his legitimacy. (Photo by Peruvian Congress / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / PERUVIAN CONGRESS" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS -

Lima. El presidente peruano, Pedro Castillo, defendió su gestión este jueves en un mensaje al país al cumplir su primer año de gobierno cercado por cinco investigaciones por presunta corrupción, que atribuyó a una campaña mediática para destituirlo.

“Reclaman la vacancia (destitución) no por falta de resultados o por inexistentes imputaciones, sino por intereses privados y por evitar los cambios que mi gobierno se empeña en cumplir”, manifestó Castillo ante el Congreso, dominado por la oposición. “Los medios de comunicación difunden mentiras y noticias falsas, se van a cansar de buscar las pruebas porque no las van a encontrar”, agregó el presidente.

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