Luis Galarreta Considers the Powers Approved in the Constitution Commission Insufficient
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Premier Luis Galarreta welcomed the will of the benches of the Chamber of Deputies, which allowed the approval of an opinion on the delegation of legislative powers requested by the Executive, although he remarked that the matters covered are insufficient. “What we face is an unprecedented criminal wave. These organizations murder our citizens and every restriction on the requested powers affects the capacity of the State to protect Peruvians,” …
The premier considered the opinion adopted insufficient and noted that the executive request was limited to citizen security and El Niño phenomenon
Prime Minister Luis Galarreta considers that the legislative powers approved in the Constitution Committee of the Chamber of Deputies are insufficient.
The president of the Council of Ministers, Luis Galarreta, questioned the reduction of the request for legislative powers in the Constitution Committee of the Chamber of Deputies. The head of the Cabinet described as incomplete the technical proposal approved in the parliamentary group after the cut of priority issues.
In an interview with RPP, the President of the Council of Ministers, Luis Galarreta, greeted Friday that the Constitution Committee of the Chamber of Deputies approved the replacement text that establishes to give legislative powers to the Executive branch for matters of citizen insecurity and the El Niño Phenomenon.
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