Alberto Beingolea: “If they insist on not giving [the powers], they are complicating life for Peru”

Alberto Beingolea: “If they insist on not giving [the powers], they are complicating life for Peru”

The Minister of Culture, Alberto Beingolea, regretted that eight out of twelve committees of the Chamber of Deputies of Congress have rejected granting the government powers to legislate on security and enact measures in response to the El Niño phenomenon and other issues. He added that it is the Executive “who determines what its urgencies are” and “not the other way around,” referring to the opposition’s letter in which they request to reformulate the administration’s request from Keiko Fujimori.

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Keiko Fujimori's trips in her first month of administration: what does her agenda reveal and what remains pending?

Keiko Fujimori’s trips in her first month of administration: what does her agenda reveal and what remains pending?

During her first month in office, President Keiko Fujimori has made nine trips to regions with an agenda focused on emergency response to natural phenomena and visits to military and police facilities. Her recent arrival in Puno, where she obtained one of her worst electoral results, added a particular political reading to her agenda.

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Intelligence operations of the DINI, criminal organizations such as terrorists and more: the other powers

Intelligence operations of the DINI, criminal organizations such as terrorists and more: the other powers

The Government of Keiko Fujimori proposes a broad package of security measures with legislative powers, which includes strengthening the DINI, declaring certain criminal organizations as terrorists, expanding the tracking and geolocation of cell phones, modifying the rules of legitimate defense, and reinforcing the intervention of the Armed Forces in support of the PNP.

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Juan Sheput estimates that the bill requesting powers could be addressed in this week's Council of Ministers

Juan Sheput estimates that the bill requesting powers could be addressed in this week’s Council of Ministers

The Minister of Labor, Juan Sheput, stated in the podcast ‘Tenemos que hablar’ that the request for delegation of powers to Congress is beginning to have a sort of deadline and maintained that the issue should be addressed soon, although he avoided confirming whether it will be included in the agenda for this Wednesday’s session.

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