📋 Tender Overview
A very significant week concludes both in terms of legislative progress and in the reflection session on the 50th anniversary of the events that occurred on September 11, 1973.
From now on, parents will be able to accompany their children for up to 180 days in a year, if they have diseases such as cancer, solid organ and bone marrow transplants. This, after the Chamber dispatched the report of the Joint Commission on the project that expands the Insurance for the Accompaniment of Boys, Girls and Adolescents (SANNA).
The project that criminalizes money smuggling as a crime was ready to be enacted, after the unanimous approval by the Senate of this initiative that is part of the security agenda prioritized by Parliament and the Executive.
This agenda also includes the project that establishes the duty to make audiovisual records of autonomous police actions in criminal proceedings. The senators unanimously approved the project that will complete its third process in the Chamber of Deputies.
In this regard, the president of the Senate, Juan Antonio Coloma, highlighted the progress that the prioritized security agenda has recorded, although he called on the Executive to enter the three bills that have not yet been presented in Congress for processing.
An important step was taken by the project initiated in a motion that establishes the right to oncological oblivion, which will now be analyzed by the Lower House.
The Foreign Relations Commission in Peru also held an unprecedented joint session in Congress and a fruitful meeting with President Dina Boluarte. The topics addressed were related to orderly, regulated and humanitarian migration, as well as the fight against organized crime and regional integration.
And we cannot say goodbye without wishing you a Happy National Holidays with your families. We will be updating our platforms with traditional activities, such as the celebration of the Te Deum and the Military Parade.
