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The Ministry of the Interior (Mininter) and the National Police of Peru (PNP) signed with Piura authorities, representatives of business associations and academia the commitments “Together for Citizen Security”, in order to unite efforts for peaceful coexistence. and safe in that region of the country.
The document was signed by Minister Vicente Romero, the regional governor of Piura, Luis Neyra; the general commander of the PNP, Police General Jorge Angulo; the president of the Chamber of Commerce and Production of Piura, Javier Bereche, and a representative of the National University of Piura.
During the protocol ceremony, the Minister of the Interior, Vicente Romero, highlighted that the joint and articulated work with the regional governors and mayors has been giving important results in the fight against crime and criminality.
Likewise, he expressed the commitment of his sector to provide technical assistance, as well as open and permanent coordination, to the authorities of the region so that they can execute different investment projects that help reinforce citizen security in their jurisdictions. “The Mininter has been working permanently to provide security solutions to all regions. I have listened to all your requests and I will forward them to the Council of Ministers. Trust this Government, we are going to continue addressing those needs," he said.
At another time, he highlighted the joint efforts that have been made through the Multisector Safe Neighborhood Strategy (EMBS) to prevent girls, boys and adolescents from falling into the hands of crime and risk factors.
“We need all sectors of the State to work to prevent school dropouts, drug and alcohol consumption, and gang activity in these areas of high violence. We want better citizens. That is social prevention,” added Minister Romero.
Concrete actions
“Together for Citizen Security” contains various commitments that will be translated into concrete actions, such as strengthening preventive police programs and interconnecting the video surveillance and telecommunications systems of the municipalities and the PNP, in order to weave a communications network for security. citizen.
Furthermore, under this agreement, it is planned to strengthen integrated patrolling and patrolling without borders, thanks to the integration of police and municipal patrolling and surveillance systems, under the active leadership of the commissioners.
It also seeks to eradicate the markets for stolen objects and recover open public spaces, through police operations and inspection actions, as well as the improvement of their infrastructure, decorations and installation of LED lighting.
The ceremony included the participation of the Vice Minister of Public Security, Héctor Loayza; the general director of Citizen Security, Miguel Lostaunau; among other civil and police authorities.
