Peru's premier resigns and country will have fifth prime minister in a year

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Aníbal Torres (right), next to President Pedro Castillo: the departure of the prime minister represents the resignation of the entire cabinet, for the appointment of a new ministry, and deepens the political crisis in the Turkey
| Photo: EFE/Stringer
The Prime Minister of Peru, Aníbal Torres, placed the position at the disposal of the President Pedro Castillo for “personal reasons” and after considering that he served the “most neglected and forgotten people”, in a letter released this Wednesday (3) on his social networks.
Torres joined the government as Minister of Justice last year and took over as chief of staff on February 8, during which time the government had accumulated around 60 ministers in different portfolios.
In this way, Peru will have its fifth prime minister since that Castillo came to power, in 28 from July last year: Torres had been preceded by Guido Bellido (who was in charge of the current president until October 1200), Mirtha Vasquez (October,
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