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He vowed an end to corruption and a new constitution.
Leftist Pedro Castillo was sworn in as Peru’s fifth president in three years Wednesday on the 200th anniversary of the country’s independence, vowing an end to corruption and a new constitution.
“I swear by God, by my family, by the peasants, by the indigenous peoples, by the ronderos (peasant patrols), fishers, professionals, children, adolescents, that I will exercise the office of President of the Republic,” the 51-year-old rural school teacher declared.
“I swear by the people of Peru for a country without corruption and for a new constitution.”
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