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[Opinion] Miguel Torres: The Senate Will Comply with the Regulations and the Constitution in Debate of Legislative Powers

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The President of the Senate, Miguel Torres, said that the Upper House will strictly comply with the regulations, the law and the Constitution during the review of the request for legislative powers approved by the Chamber of Deputies.
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Carlos Mesia, president of the Senate Constitution Committee, said this Friday that it is possible to modify the upper house or incorporate new issues into the opinion on powers delegated to the Executive approved last night by the deputies."There is no possibility that the officialism can impose a bill at will; it will be the result of the discussion. New powers can always be incorporated into the framework, although the Senate plenary can say …

·Lima, Peru
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The President of the Senate, Miguel Torres, said that the Upper House will strictly comply with the regulations, the law and the Constitution during the review of the request for legislative powers approved by the Chamber of Deputies.

The president of the Senate, Miguel Torres, announced that the text of legislative powers approved by the C mara of Deputies will be seen in the Comisión de Constitución de la C mara Alta, prior to its debate in plenary.

The president of the Senate welcomed the fact that several benches have reached a consensus to give way to the debate in the Upper House on the request for powers.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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