Overview
- The Presidency informed press that the plan’s public presentation, slated for Feb. 13, will occur next week after a late schedule change.
- Interior Minister Vicente Tiburcio said the plan was approved by consensus at Conasec and assigns measurable indicators to track results.
- The strategy outlines 132 strategic interventions, including 49 led by the National Police focused on prevention, intelligence and criminal investigation.
- Justice Minister Walter Martínez announced a legislative decree creating a specialized subsystem for crimes such as extortion, sicariato, kidnapping and qualified homicide.
- The package also criminalizes illegal telecom services in prisons and establishes an extreme‑security closed regime for high‑risk inmates, while critics like Lima’s mayor question the plan’s specificity.