The plenary session of the Senate of the Republic debates this Wednesday, from 10 in the morning, the opinion of the Constitution Commission that delegated special powers to the Government to legislate on 27 matters related to the fight against crime and the El Niño phenomenon.
The plenary session of the Senate of the Republic debates this Wednesday, from 10 in the morning, the opinion of the Constitution Commission that delegated special powers to the Government to legislate on 27 matters related to the fight against crime and the El Niño phenomenon.
The commission, chaired by Carlos Mesía, approved the text with the votes of seven senators from Fuerza Popular, Renovación Popular and Obras.
Together for Peru (Víctor Cutipa, Iber Maraví, Humberto Morales), Ahora Nación (Ruth Luque) and the Good Government Party (Patricia Iturregui) did not attend.
First, they gave the green light to the text of the Chamber of Deputies that delegates powers to the government in 20 points and for 90 days. They then approved including seven additional items.
The Upper House, chaired by Miguel Torres, is made up of 60 senators from Fuerza Popular, Together for Peru, Renovación Popular, Partido del Buen Gobierno, Obras y Ahora Nación.
“The law is proposed that delegates to the Executive Branch the power to legislate on matters of citizen security and the El Niño phenomenon. Initiative. Chamber of Deputies (Executive Branch – as a matter of urgency). Constitution Commission. Unanimous opinion, with a substitute formula, published on the Senate Portal on October 19, 2026. In compliance with literal c) of article 116 of the Senate Regulations, it was incorporated into the Agenda of the Senate Plenary,” details the agenda of the full.
