“Every minister or minister must obey the popular mandate, who pays no attention, leaves.” insured.
He then pointed out that “it’s the compliance of the government program, you will look at it. Each popular assembly, which meets periodically in all municipalities, has to make decisions about its region, its territory, peace and the ability to mobilize (…) the stage that follows is the people’s government and we are going to show how to do it ”.
This warning from the president to his ministers was a reminder of the two ministerial shakeups he has made in his cabinet so far, both related to the alleged removal of obstacles to the adoption of the reforms.
In the first he took Patricia Ariza (Culture), María Isabel Urrutia (Sports) and Alejandro Gaviria (Education). In the second quake, he changed ministers, like José Antonio Ocampo (Treasury) and Cecilia López (Agriculture), who in some areas asked the government for restraint and some of the most important projects came in.
Source: El Heraldo
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