Keiko Fujimori Dismisses "for Now" that the Premier Presents "Question of Confidence" at the Request of Legislative Powers
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Keiko demands powers, and opposition gets tough
President Fujimori considered that two weeks would be "more than enough time" for Parliament to analyze the request for legislative powers. She also said she hoped that the House plenary would approve the request, "beyond the opinions that have occurred in each of the committees."
Fujimori said the Executive will respect Parliament's decisions against the request for legislative powers. In this line, he rejected the statements of the Ombudsman, who assured that a possible dissolution would increase his popularity.
President Keiko Fujimori asked Congress and the committees of the Chamber of Deputies to make the Government’s request for legislative powers viable. In an interview with Successful, she stressed that she expects a cerere action to process this process.
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