Peruvian president announces sale of Boeing aircraft used for public health and education
''Peruvian President Pedro Castello has announced that he will sell the presidential plane and spend the money on public health and education systems''.
Left-wing President Pedro Castillo said in a speech at the end of his 100 days in office that he was banning first-class travel for public representatives.
President Pedro Castillo was elected president of Peru in June this year, but the results were delayed due to opposition objections.
It will not be easy for Peruvian President Pedro Castello to sell the old presidential plane, the Boeing.
Alan Garcia, a former president of Peru, also tried to sell the ship but was unsuccessful. One reason was the price of the old ship. The former Peruvian president wanted to sell the old ship for .5 18.5 million, but failed.
Former President Alan Garcia decided to sell the ship after some drunken government officials boarded the ship in Spain.
The ship was purchased by former President Alberto Fuji Mori in the 1990s. If the plane is booked this time, all proceeds will be spent on children's education and health.
During the Corona epidemic, flaws in Peru's public health system were exposed and it was unable to bear the burden of patients.
Peru is one of the countries most affected by the epidemic.
In his speech, the President announced a 7.5% increase in the minimum wage in the country.
President Pedro Castillo may wish that his desire to sell the centaur was not the same as that of Mexican President Andr م Manuel Lopez Abridor.
The Mexican president came to power in 2018 and announced the sale of the presidential plane, but three years later he has not been able to sell the plane.
Mexico's president has recently acknowledged that selling a specially built ship at a cost of 200 200 million is not easy.
The plane used by the Mexican president has a capacity of 80 people and has a special presidential room for the president's rest and it will cost a lot to convert it into a commercial ship.