Eduardo Arana
Eduardo Arana is the Minister of Justice and Human Rights in Peru, known for his recent efforts to gather public opinion on the death penalty. He has overseen a series of regional hearings aimed at gauging the sentiments of the citizenry regarding this contentious issue. Arana emphasizes the importance of listening to the voices of the public rather than relying solely on expert opinions, as he believes that the decision on such a significant matter should reflect the will of the people. His current initiatives reflect a broader debate on criminal justice and human rights within the country.
Born on Jan 01, 1964 (62 years old)
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Peru:
Eduardo Arana was the premier who appointed Julio Demartini as an advisor in the Presidency.
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Peru:
Eduardo Arana was the former president of the Council of Ministers who read the agreements signed on October 9.
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Peru:
Eduardo Arana was the Prime Minister who signed an agreement with transport leaders after a previous strike.
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Peru:
Eduardo Arana's team successfully gained the confidence of Congress during Dina Boluarte's administration.
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Peru:
Eduardo Arana was thanked by José Jerí for his services to the Nation.
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Peru:
Eduardo Arana was thanked by José Jerí for his services to the Nation.
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Peru:
Eduardo Arana is the outgoing head of the Council of Ministers whom Jerí thanked for his services.
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Peru:
Eduardo Arana is the premier whose cabinet resigned.
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Peru:
Eduardo Arana is mentioned as a political figure in the context of the elections.
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Peru:
Eduardo Arana is the prime minister who read the minutes of the multisectoral working group at the Government Palace.
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