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Minister of Energy and Mines and Vice Minister of Territorial Governance of the PCM led a working group in Ayaviri. Continuing with its policy of promoting dialogue to reach consensus and solutions, the Executive, through the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM), from the Puno district of Ayaviri, announced the development of an action plan to mitigate the damage caused by mining pollution in the Llallimayo River basin.
It was during the most recent session of the Executive Working Group to address this problem, which involves the districts of Ayaviri, Cupi, Llalli and Umachiri, in the province of Melgar, in the department of Puno, and which was led by the Minister of Energy and Mines, Jorge Montero, and the Vice Minister of Territorial Governance of the PCM, Juan Haro.
Both authorities informed the local authorities about the status of the commitments assumed by the national Government. Our purpose is not limited only to listening to their needs, but to working together with the three levels of government to address their problems. For this reason, we invite you to continue monitoring the progress that we bring from the Executive with responsibility and transparency, always betting on dialogue, stressed Vice Minister Juan Haro.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Energy and Mines agreed to present at the end of February the regulations of the law for the closure of mines that affect the area, addressing one of the main demands expressed by the population.
The Vice Minister of Development of Family Agriculture and Agrarian Infrastructure and Irrigation, of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, Ivan Ramos, and representatives of the Ministries of Health, Environment and Housing, Construction and Sanitation also participated in this activity.
Also attending were the provincial mayor of Melgar, Rosel Mamani; the district mayors of Umachiri, Cupi, Llalli and Santa Rosa; officials of the Regional Government of Puno; the president of the Front for the Defense of Water Resources of the Llallimayo Basin, Hernan Mina; and other leaders of organized civil society.
