Keiko Fujimori to Congress: “To Face Organized Crime We Need These Powers”
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The President of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori, urged Congress to accelerate the analysis of the request for legislative powers presented by the Executive to implement new measures against organized crime.
During a press conference with local media in San Martín, the President of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori, asked Congress to expedite the analysis of the request for legislative powers presented by the Executive to confront organized crime.
President Keiko Fujimori today called on Congress to expedite the analysis of the request for legislative powers presented by the Executive Branch, in order to have new tools to deal with organized crime. “We need these powers to determine criminal organizations as hostile groups, as terrorist groups. We need to strengthen the intelligence service because for a few years it has no operational capacity. We need the Armed Forces and the National P…
President Keiko Fujimori called on Congress to quickly analyze the request for legislative powers presented by the executive branch, considering that these are necessary to regain order and confront organized crime.
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