Overview
- Luis Galarreta publicly denied reports that he would be replaced and described speculation about a change for Edgardo Mosqueira as gossip.
- He said the cabinet is united and that ministers have the backing of President Keiko Fujimori.
- Galarreta dismissed claims of internal disputes with close officials and characterized Miguel 'Miki' Torres as an ally.
- He explained that former minister Rafael Rey left for health reasons and stressed that only the president can appoint or remove ministers.
- The statement comes after media speculation tied to a recent climate emergency and follows broader government efforts on disaster response and tougher public security measures.