Peruvian Vice Minister of Interculturality, Juan Retegui, has been dismissed by Prime Minister Alberto Otrola following a public meeting with members of the organization La Resistencia, which is said to be associated with extreme right-wing ideologies.The meeting took place on July 10 at the Ministry of Culture headquarters in Lima, and it involved six members of La Resistencia, including their leader, Juan Jos Muico, also known as Jota Maelo.The Ministry of Culture, where Retegui is an official, stated that the meeting was held as part of their open-door policy towards the general public.Juan Retegui.
(Photo Internet reproduction)However, no specific details were provided regarding the purpose or agenda of the meeting.It is worth noting that La Resistencia has been previously accused of engaging in violent harassment against journalists, writers, and politicians considered to be leftist.La Resistencia is associated with the Fuerza Popular (Fujimori) and Renovacin Popular parties, both of which have right-wing affiliations.The organization is known for what is called extreme views and has been involved in acts of aggression and intimidation against radical leftists.The dismissal of Vice Minister Juan Retegui by Prime Minister Alberto Otrola reflects the governments stance against associations with extremist groups and its commitment to maintaining a balanced and inclusive political environment.