Keiko Fujimori Asks Congress to Leave Behind Quarrels and Grant Powers Against Crime

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Lima, Oct 8 (Latin Press) Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori today tacitly called on Congress to grant him more legislative powers than those approved yesterday by the opposition parliamentary majority, despite attempts by the ruling minority to obtain more. The post President of Peru asks Congress for more powers to legislate first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

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The president of the republic, Keiko Fujimori, today called on Congress to put aside the old political quarrels and grant the powers requested by the government to defeat crime, by appealing to the example of patriotism, honor and sense of duty of the great Admiral Miguel Grau Seminary.

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The president of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori, asked Congress to put aside political differences and grant the executive the legislative powers requested to confront crime, during her speech for the 205th anniversary of the creation of the Peruvian Navy and the 147th anniversary of the Naval Combat of Angamos.

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The president made the call during the ceremony for the anniversary of the Navy of War and the Naval Combat of Angamos, after the Chamber of Deputies approved to grant the executive legislative powers in citizen security and prevention before the El Niño Phenomenon.

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The President of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori, invoked on Thursday October 8 the example of Grand Admiral Miguel Grau to ask Congress to put aside political differences and give the executive the legislative powers requested to deal with crime.

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The activity also commemorated the 147 years of the Naval Combat of Angamos in the Plaza Grau del Callao