Wilson Quispe, parliamentarian of Peru Libre, withdrew his own blood with a syringe during the request for a vote of confidence from the cabinet of Alberto Otárola, claiming him for the 18 deceased in the city of Juliaca. “You wanted blood”Told him.
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After Otárola’s presentation, he played the intervention of Quispe, who angrily claimed him for the deaths on Monday, January 9, in Juliaca. “Do you want blood, Mr. Otárola, here is the blood?”said the parliamentarian.
He immediately proceeded to draw some of his blood with a syringe, much to the surprise of his colleagues. “ANDThis blood is scattered in Puno, Ayacucho, Apurímac, Andahuaylas”he stated.
“We have asked him to resign out of dignity. You are not in the moral capacity, you are not going to come to deceive the Peruvian people “he added defiantly and finally asked Alberto Otárola to accompany him to Puno and talk with the leaders.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN THE CONGRESS OF THE REPUBLIC
The president of the Council of Ministers, Alberto Otárola and his cabinet appeared before the Congress of the Republic in search of Parliament’s Vote of Confidence, just one day after the violent protests that left 18 dead in Juliaca.
Some congressmen such as Jorge Montoya (Avanza País) and Patricia Juárez (Popular Force) announced that they will give him the Vote of Confidence to Alberto Otárola.
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