Yes. Thank you for the question.
We are developing every effort to undertake a process of national dialogue with an intercultural and human rights approach in order to reach a consensual solution to the difficult situation the country is going through. The only peaceful, democratic and constitutional solution that has been seen for the political crisis in Peru is to hold early elections. As you aware, Peru is recognized as a multicultural, multilingual country, with more than 50 native ethnic groups—Andean, Amazonian—in addition to Peruvians and international migrants.
In this sense, the intercultural approach is sharing both ideas and differences with the intention of developing a deeper understanding of different perspectives and practices. When the ministers are going to the regions in the Andes, in the south, in the centre or in the Amazon region, they are doing this intercultural approach.