Peruvian congressman Edwin Espinoza Huillca of the Partido del Buen Gobierno sent a letter to Prime Minister Luis Galarreta requesting that the Executive reformulate and prioritize its request for delegation of legislative powers, focusing initially on citizen security and prevention of the El Niño Costero phenomenon. ^[1] Deputy Edwin Espinoza of the Government for All party formally requested President Luis Galarreta to reformulate the request for delegated legislative powers presented by the Executive branch. ^[2] Espinoza argued that Peru's severe crisis requires concentrating the state's response capacity on matters that directly affect the life and integrity of Peruvians. ^[3] Espinoza clarified that his proposal is not a refusal to grant powers to the Executive but an alternative to prevent the discussion from dispersing across a broad agenda and to allow the country's main urgencies to be addressed faster. ^[4] Espinoza proposed that the Executive present a reformulated and focused version of its legislative delegation initiative to guarantee faster processing and achieve greater parliamentary consensus. ^[5] Espinoza stated that the reformulated request should focus exclusively on combating organized crime and managing risks from the El Niño Costero phenomenon. ^[6] The Deputy clarified that his proposal does not constitute a refusal to grant powers to the Executive but rather a strategy to expedite the legislative process for critical emergencies. ^[7] Espinoza noted that other matters in the Executive's proposal, such as voluntary labor separation mechanisms and banking accounts for minors, could be addressed through subsequent requests or specific bills. ^[8]