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Vice President Luis Galarreta Expects the Senate to “Improve the Proposal” for Delegation of Powers Approved by Deputies

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The President of the Council of Ministers also stated that the Chamber of Deputies left out instruments that the Government considers indispensable, not only security and attention to the El Niño phenomenon, but also “modernizing the State”

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The President of the Council of Ministers also stated that the Chamber of Deputies left out instruments that the Government considers indispensable, not only security and attention to the El Niño phenomenon, but also “modernizing the State”

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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In a statement, the Presidency of the Council of Ministers stated that what was approved by the Chamber of Deputies is "insufficient".

·Lima, Peru
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Luis Galarreta questioned whether Deputies excluded measures on intelligence, FF. AA., MYPE and El Niño phenomenon from the request for legislative powers.

·Lima, Peru
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While the head of the Cabinet questioned whether Congress's ruling excludes urgent measures in the face of crime, Interior Minister César Astudillo said that the National Police will continue to face crime within the legal framework that is finally granted to them.

·Lima, Peru
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The president of the Council of Ministers, Luis Galarreta, ruled on the approval of the request for powers by the Chamber of Deputies. Through his social networks, the premier Luis Galarreta said that the partial approval of the request for legislative powers does not give the Executive all the tools it considers necessary to face the insecurity of citizens, to attend to the El Niño phenomenon, to formalize the MYPE and to simplify procedures an…

The Minister of the Interior, César Astudillo, spoke about the partial approval of the delegation of powers and said that his sector will continue to work with the laws granted to them.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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