Overview
- President Keiko Fujimori said the executive will submit a bill next week asking the new bicameral Congress for delegated legislative faculties to accelerate urgent measures for public order and disaster response.
- The government announced a S/140 million emergency package to hire crews and cover fuel costs for river cleaning and desilting at 60 identified critical points with work to be carried out over roughly four months.
- Judicial scrutiny of politicians has intensified, with former deputy Facundo Moyano released after questioning but ordered to keep 300 meters away from the complainant and to have no contact while probes continue.
- Deputy Julián Pérez Mallqui is under a 60‑day investigation by the Fiscalía Suprema de Familia, which has ordered more than ten diligences including psychological and medical evaluations and phone analysis.
- Regional governance pressures extend beyond Peru as Argentina’s negotiated land‑law draft sets a new 25% provincial cap on foreign rural ownership and Spain’s Audiencia Nacional judge has requested police and forensic data after Ceuta’s legal medicine institute received 79 bodies to decide on a formal probe.