People's Force Delivers Minority Opinion on Legislative Powers
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Lima, Oct 6 (Prensa Latina) The Chamber of Deputies of Peru will today debate the agreement of a parliamentary committee to grant only part of the 66 issues on which the government asked Congress to grant it legislative powers. The post Deputies debate legislative powers for the government of Peru first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
RPP agreed to the text of the Fujimorist bench that proposes to grant 120 days of legislative power to the Executive and intends to expand the areas in which the Government could legislate.
Fuerza Popular presents a minority opinion on only a few issues, such as strengthening the work of the Armed Forces to combat organised crime.
Faced with the consensus opinion of the Committee on the Constitution, the bench raises 120 days, but withdraws key issues in the field of labor and hydrocarbons
The bench of deputies of Fuerza Popular presented on Monday 5 October a substitute text to the request of legislative powers before the Commission of Constitution.
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