Pedro Cateriano
Pedro Cateriano is a former Prime Minister of Peru known for his critical stance on governmental decisions, particularly regarding public administration and transparency. Recently, he expressed concern about the rapid dissolution of the Legado project, emphasizing the need for a thorough review of the government's actions and warning against potential mismanagement ahead of the upcoming Pan American Games.
Born on Jan 01, 1966 (60 years old)
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Peru:
Pedro Cateriano is involved with the Libertad Popular group that Álvaro Vargas Llosa mentioned.
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Peru:
Pedro Cateriano is a former prime minister who is running for the first vice presidency and the Senate.
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Peru:
Pedro Cateriano, former president of the Council of Ministers, reported the attack on Rafael Belaunde.
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Peru:
Pedro Cateriano stated that Betssy Chávez is not a political victim and criticized Jerí's comments about entering the embassy.
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Peru:
Pedro Cateriano criticizes the continuity of the state of emergency as ineffective and calls for better legislative action.
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Peru:
Pedro Cateriano is also involved with the Libertad Popular party.
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Peru:
Pedro Cateriano emphasized the constitutional requirement for presidential acts to have ministerial endorsement.
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Peru:
Pedro Cateriano is a former Chief of the Cabinet who criticized the establishment of the Office of Intergovernmental Monitoring.
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Peru:
Pedro Cateriano is a former prime minister and one of the founders of Libertad Popular.
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Panama:
Pedro Cateriano is a former Minister of Defense and a political figure who reflects on Vargas Llosa's impact on Latin American politics.
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