Keiko Fujimori Asks Congress for Powers to Fight Organized Crime in Peru
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Among the first measures envisaged is to classify criminal organizations as "terrorist"
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.
Deutsche Welle
El MostradorThe 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 right-wing party in Peru, Keiko Fujimori, asked Congress on Friday to allow her government to promote measures and legislate against organized crime, against the backdrop of a wave of insecurity in the capital Lima and other major cities. Peru, with a population of around 34 million, has been facing its most serious security crisis since the end of the civil war (1980-2000). Homicides in the country rose from 1,000 in 2018 t…
The president of the right-wing party in Peru, Keiko Fujimori, asked Congress on Friday to allow her government to promote measures and legislate against organized crime, against the backdrop of a wave of insecurity in the capital Lima and other major cities. Peru, with its approximately 34 million inhabitants, has been confronted […]
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