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Minister Marco Vinelli on Request for Powers: “The 66 [Orders to Legislate] Will Allow the President’s Policy to Be Speeded up and Implemented”

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The Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Marco Vinelli, said that the 66 requests for powers to legislate in various matters will allow to speed up and implement the policy of President Keiko Fujimori in the next five years.
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Former congressman Alberto Quintanilla questioned the request for legislative powers presented by the Executive before Congress, considering that the request, which includes 120 days, eight subjects and 66 items, is excessive and could affect the balance of powers. According to him, seven committees of the Chamber of Deputies would have already rejected different aspects of [...] The post Questionan request for executive powers: “It is an inabil…

Popular Renewal will not support all requests for powers, says López AliagaThe Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Marco Vinelli, defended the request for legislative powers presented by the Executive to Congress and explained that they seek to accelerate the implementation of government policies in matters considered as priorities. Vinelli said that the Executive does not plan to withdraw the request or submit a new request focused…

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The Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Marco Vinelli, said that the 66 requests for powers to legislate in various matters will allow to speed up and implement the policy of President Keiko Fujimori in the next five years.

·Lima, Peru
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The Midagri holder said that there are more than 500 issues that require attention, but the government selected 66 for its proposal. As he explained, MPs will have to determine how many of them will be approved.

·Lima, Peru
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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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