Government Ensures that Power Decrees Will Be Ready for 10 to 12 Days
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Premier Luis Galarreta confirmed that the Executive will quickly implement the legislative powers delegated by the Senate, although he warned that key issues were excluded to meet citizens’ demands. Therefore, he announced that the pending initiatives will be promoted by emergency decrees and priority bills before Parliament. “These few powers will be used effectively and decisively to address the country’s problems. However, it takes about ten …
The President of the Council of Ministers, Luis Galarreta, said that the Executive will seek alternatives to address the country's problems, despite the fact that Congress did not approve all the measures included in its request for legislative powers.
The President of the Council of Ministers, Luis Galarreta, criticized a section of Congress for not supporting all the legislative powers requested by the Government of Keiko Fujimori. Following the approval of 27 powers in the plenary of the Senate, the head of the cabinet considered that the refusal to grant more powers limits the possibility of accelerating solutions to problems affecting citizenship.
The President of the Council of Ministers questioned whether a number of measures proposed by the Executive were left out of the legislative delegation and assured that the Government would seek alternatives to meet those demands.
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