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Actions will allow the use of technical reports and strengthen institutional capacities.The National Coordination of the Prosecutors Offices Specialized in Environmental Matters (FEMA), headed by senior prosecutor Frank Almanza Altamirano, held a working meeting with the Ministry of the Environment (Minam) with the aim of strengthening the prosecution of environmental crimes.
During the meeting, key aspects were addressed to improve the preparation and use of technical reports and substantiated reports, essential tools to support tax investigations in environmental matters. In this sense, the need to optimize its quality, timeliness and usefulness was highlighted, considering the leading role of Minam in the generation of specialized technical information.
Likewise, opportunities for inter-institutional coordination were identified aimed at improving regulations, strengthening capacities and the possible signing of agreements to consolidate more efficient joint work. In this way, through direct coordination, attention to cases of special relevance in environmental matters can be expedited.
The meeting was attended by the Vice Minister of Environmental Management, Romina Caminada, as well as representatives of the environmental sector and the Public Ministry, such as the senior deputy prosecutor Ana Maria Trillo Delfin.
Likewise, representatives from Sernanp, Oefa, the Vice Ministry of Environmental Management Policies and Minam officials were present, among them, the general director of Environmental Management Policies and Instruments, Juan Pablo Luque Guerra.
As part of the agreements, a joint diagnosis and the implementation of biweekly follow-up meetings were established, with the objective of evaluating progress and ensuring the execution of the proposed actions. The next meeting will be April 11, 2026.
National Coordination of Specialized Prosecutors in Environmental Matters
