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Peru's president, Keiko Fujimori, asked Congress this Friday for powers to legislate against organized crime and face the wave of insecurity in Lima and other cities.
The proposal that the government of Keiko Fujimori sent to Congress proposes to designate terrorists to criminal organizations.
The project would allow the Government to issue legislative decrees in key areas to address the country's main problems, without going through the ordinary legislative debate
The President of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori, said that the request for legislative powers approved by the Council of Ministers will allow the Executive to implement actions to restore order, confront the El Niño phenomenon and speed up public services.
President Keiko Fujimori said that the request for legislative powers approved by the Council of Ministers will allow to promote measures aimed at recovering order, strengthening the response to the El Niño phenomenon, removing bureaucratic obstacles and making the State provide services more quickly and efficiently. “There are more than 60 points where we hope that the Congress of the Republic can analyze them quickly, also with serenity, but, …
President Keiko Fujimori also categorically rejected the closure of the bicameral Congress.
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