# Peru President Presses Congress for Special Powers to Combat Crime

Keiko Fujimori urges Peruvian Congress to approve special executive powers to fight organized crime.

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Peru's President Keiko Fujimori visited San Martin on September 3 to urge the Congress to expedite the analysis of the special legislative powers request presented by the Executive. [^1]

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori urged Congress to accelerate the analysis of legislative powers requested by the Executive Branch to implement new measures against organized crime. [^2]

The Peruvian department of San Martin celebrates its 120th anniversary of political creation on September 3, 2026. [^3]

Keiko Fujimori acknowledged that the national intelligence service has lacked operational capacity for several years. [^4]

Keiko Fujimori argued that classifying these groups as hostile or terrorist would strengthen the legal framework to pursue them. [^5]

Keiko Fujimori stated that the requested special powers are indispensable for designating criminal organizations as hostile or terrorist groups. [^6]

The government announced an investment of S/ 6.1 million to purchase 2,364 tons of rice from 200 small farmers in the San Martín region. [^7]

San Martin is located in the northeastern part of Peru and serves as a gateway to the Peruvian Amazon. [^8]

San Martin offers a variety of tourism types including nature, adventure, cultural, rural community, and gastronomic tourism. [^9]

The region features a high jungle geography with tropical forests, mountains, rivers, waterfalls, and lakes. [^10]

## What this stands on

1. Peru's President Keiko Fujimori visited San Martin on September 3 to urge the Congress to expedite the analysis of the special legislative powers request presented by the Executive. (La República.pe, News)
2. Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori urged Congress to accelerate the analysis of legislative powers requested by the Executive Branch to implement new measures against organized crime. (Gestión, News)
3. The Peruvian department of San Martin celebrates its 120th anniversary of political creation on September 3, 2026. (Agencia Andina, News)
4. Keiko Fujimori acknowledged that the national intelligence service has lacked operational capacity for several years. (La República.pe, News)
5. Keiko Fujimori argued that classifying these groups as hostile or terrorist would strengthen the legal framework to pursue them. (La República.pe, News)
6. Keiko Fujimori stated that the requested special powers are indispensable for designating criminal organizations as hostile or terrorist groups. (La República.pe, News)
7. The government announced an investment of S/ 6.1 million to purchase 2,364 tons of rice from 200 small farmers in the San Martín region. (Gestión, News)
8. San Martin is located in the northeastern part of Peru and serves as a gateway to the Peruvian Amazon. (Agencia Andina, News)
9. San Martin offers a variety of tourism types including nature, adventure, cultural, rural community, and gastronomic tourism. (Agencia Andina, News)
10. The region features a high jungle geography with tropical forests, mountains, rivers, waterfalls, and lakes. (Agencia Andina, News)

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