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Keiko Fujimori Handed over 2,600 Hectares to Build Two New Prisons in Huacho

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The Minjusdh received the state estates transferred by Housing during an event in Ancon I, where the resolutions were symbolically presented to INPE with the participation of several ministers of the Executive

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The Minjusdh received the state estates transferred by Housing during an event in Ancon I, where the resolutions were symbolically presented to INPE with the participation of several ministers of the Executive

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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President Keiko Fujimori expressed her expectation that the new precincts will be operational in the coming months

·Lima, Peru
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The president of the republic, Keiko Fujimori, led the delivery of two state lands, with an area of approximately 2600 hectares, destined for the construction of two new prisons in Huacho, as part of the actions promoted by the government to expand the prison infrastructure and strengthen the fight against crime. “Today a very important announcement is being made. The empowering titles are being given for the construction of two large prisons,” …

Keiko Fujimori announced on November 4 the delivery of two 2,600-hectare grounds to build prisons in Huacho, with productive workshops and greater security.

·Lima, Peru
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President Keiko Fujimori announced and welcomed the handing over of land to the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights (Minjus) for the construction of two new prisons and proposed that the projects be implemented with “rapidity, efficiency and safety.”

President Keiko Fujimori confirmed the construction of two new prisons in the country, following the handover of two state estates to the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights (Minjusdh).

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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