Keiko Fujimori and his message to the nation: what issues did he leave out of the speech?
Keiko Fujimori gave his first message to the nation on July 28.
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Keiko Fujimori gave his first message to the nation on July 28. Keiko Fujimori and his message to the nation: what issues did he leave out of the speech. It was emphatic to say that the previous governments have passed over the cartea: "Before it was the ministry that decided and gave important guidelines to order public spending," he concluded.
Furthermore, The speech focused on countering public insecurity, addressing El Nińo, improving the minimum vital remuneration (RMV), fighting corruption and closing the educational gap, especially in rural areas; however, there was a list of challenges that remained in "the air.".
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Keiko Fujimori gave his first message to the nation on July 28.
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It was emphatic to say that the previous governments have passed over the cartea: "Before it was the ministry that decided and gave important guidelines to order public spending," he concluded.
according to GestiónThe speech focused on countering public insecurity, addressing El Nińo, improving the minimum vital remuneration (RMV), fighting corruption and closing the educational gap, especially in rural areas; however, there was a list of challenges that remained in "the air.".
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