Gustavo Adrianzén: this is the profile of the new president of the Council of Ministers
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In less than 24 hours, the head of state, Dina Boluartedecided who will be the replacement Alberto Otarola after his resignation before the broadcast of an audio with Yaziré Pinedo last weekend on Panorama. This way, presented the head of his new cabinet.
That is how Gustavo Lino Adrianzén Olaya was sworn in as the new premier, becoming the third representative of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers in the government of Dina Boluarte. As you remember, the first was Pedro Angulo, who left office due to cabinet remodeling amid the protests, and the second, Alberto Otárola, who made his departure official due to the controversy of allegedly having favored a woman with hiring.
Adrianzén Olaya is one of Dina Boluarte’s trusted politicians, who was appointed as the representative of Peru before the Organization of American States (OAS) in February 2023. Learn about the resume and profile of the new premier, who also He is remembered for losing his temper at the IACHR hearing due to the demonstrations in Peru.
The new president of the Council of Ministers is 57 years old. The study Right at the University of Lima. In addition, he graduated in this career from the Alcalá de Henares University in Madrid. He obtained this last degree after a process of homologation of his professional title.
Additionally, he has a specialization in Human rights in Geneva, Strasbourg, San José de Costa Rica and Florence. Also, she has a master’s degree in Public Administration and Management, at the National Institute of Public Administration (INAP) and a diploma in Public Administration from the Complutense University of Madrid.
In the government of Ollanta Humala, In April 2015, Adrianzén became the new Minister of Justice and Human Rights when the premier was Pedro Cateriano Bellido. However, it only lasted six months and a few days, because he resigned.
This after the complaint of attorney Julia Príncipe, who was removed from her position after investigating the first lady, Nadine Heredia, for the alleged crime of money laundering. This is how the Congress of the Republic sought to censure him, so he avoided this scenario and decided to put the past aside.
The now premier is remembered for his participation in November 2023 as Peru’s ambassador during the hearing of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) due to the protests in the country. At that time, a woman rebuked the representative stating that “he is lying.”
What Adrianzen He responded by losing his temper at the hearing. “They are the violent ones, they are the ones who caused the deaths, they are the violent ones,” the prime minister said at the time.
As recalled, against the current government of Dina Boluarte weighs more than 50 dead people in the demonstrations from December to February 2023 in various regions of the country.
A reaction that was questioned by the commissioner of the IACHR, Carlos Bernal Pulidowho maintained that it was “a high-level diplomatic dialogue that cannot take place in the context of expressions of violence, insults or claims that are outside the scope of this hearing.”
This time, the president did not make any changes to the ministerial portfolios and ratified each holder in their sector.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Javier González-Olaechea
- Ministry of Defense: Walter Astudillo
- Minister of Economy and Finance: José Arista
- Minister of the Interior: Víctor Torres
- Minister of Justice and Human Rights: Eduardo Arana
- Minister of Education: Miriam Ponce
- Minister of Health: César Vásquez
- Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation: Jennifer Contreras
- Minister of Labor and Employment Promotion: Daniel Maurate
- Minister of Production: Ana María Choquehuanca
- Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism: Juan Carlos Mathews
- Minister of Energy and Mines: Rómulo Mucho
- Minister of Transport and Communications: Raúl Pérez
- Minister of Housing, Construction and Sanitation: Hania Pérez de Cuéllar
- Minister of Women and Vulnerable Populations: Nancy Tolentino
- Minister of the Environment: Juan Carlos Castro
- Minister of Culture: Leslie Urteaga
- Minister of Development and Social Inclusion: Julio Demartini
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