Peru’s President Pedro Castillo is set to name a new cabinet on Monday, signaling his intention to move past a tense week in which his finance minister resigned and his public approval ratings plunged.
CNN Español reported that the head of Congress, Maricarmen Alva, said the announcement should come early in the evening.
It comes after a tumultuous week in Peru, which saw Castillo’s finance minister, Pedro Francke, resign on Thursday.
Castillo’s approval ratings have also waned. A recent poll by Ipsos Peru showed his approval rating had fallen by 15 points over the last three months, to 31%.
The announcement of a new cabinet is seen as an attempt by Castillo to regain control of his government and to address the concerns of the public.
The president has been under increasing pressure to make changes to his cabinet as his approval ratings have fallen and his government has been embroiled in controversy.
In recent months, Castillo has faced criticism for his handling of the economy, the pandemic, and corruption allegations.
The new cabinet is likely to include some new faces, as well as some holdovers from the previous cabinet.
It is expected that the new cabinet will be tasked with addressing the concerns of the public and improving Castillo’s approval ratings.
The announcement of a new cabinet is a significant development in Peru, and it will be closely watched by politicians and the public alike.
It remains to be seen whether the new cabinet will be able to address the concerns of the public and improve Castillo’s approval ratings.
The announcement of a new cabinet comes as Castillo faces growing pressure to resign.
On Friday, thousands of people took to the streets of Lima to demand Castillo’s resignation.
The protesters accused Castillo of corruption and incompetence.
Castillo has denied the allegations and has said that he will not resign.
The new cabinet announcement is a key moment in Castillo’s presidency.
It remains to be seen whether the new cabinet will be able to help Castillo regain the trust of the Peruvian people and improve his approval ratings.
The announcement of a new cabinet comes as Castillo faces growing pressure to resign.
On Friday, thousands of people took to the streets of Lima to demand Castillo’s resignation.
The protesters accused Castillo of corruption and incompetence.
Castillo has denied the allegations and has said that he will not resign.
The new cabinet announcement is a key moment in Castillo’s presidency.
It remains to be seen whether the new cabinet will be able to help Castillo regain the trust of the Peruvian people and improve his approval ratings..
Title: Peru’s Castillo due to announce imminent cabinet changes
