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Keiko Fujimori has called on the Peruvian Congress to speed up discussions on granting powers, emphasizing the need to avoid getting stuck on differences. She also announced meetings with foreign leaders.
Keiko Fujimori, leader of Peru's Popular Force party, has announced the issuance of urgent decrees while congressional debates continue regarding legislative powers. She appealed for reflection from lawmakers, emphasizing the need for swift action. Fujimori also indicated she does not currently foresee the Prime Minister presenting a motion of confidence.
These developments occur within a complex political landscape in Peru, where the executive and legislative branches frequently engage in power struggles. Fujimori's party holds a significant majority in Congress, positioning her as a key figure in shaping the government's agenda and its relationship with the presidency.
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Left: La República reports Keiko Fujimori's announcement of emergency decrees while congressional powers are debated, and her upcoming meetings with the presidents of Finland and prime minister of Thailand.
Center: El Comercio Perú reports President Fujimori's call for the Congress to expedite powers, noting it is easy to get caught in differences, and her observation that the prime minister is not currently seeking a vote of confidence.
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