(Reuters) – Peru’s prime minister said on Monday the government will call for a referendum to propose redrafting the constitution, renewing a campaign proposal aimed at boosting the role of the state in the country’s economy. “We have submitted to congress a bill to amend the constitution with the purpose of calling a constitutional assembly to redact a new constitutional text,” Anibal Torres said, adding the process is long and that people will decide if they should call for the assembly or not. The government’s announcement renews a campaign promise from President Pedro Castillo that he had …