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President Dina Boluarte announced today that the Council of Ministers approved measures for the regularization of immigrants who are in an irregular situation in the country and to preserve order in the border areas. Within this framework the president explained that the Regulation of the Migration Law will be modified so that foreigners who entered without immigration control or who remained in an irregular situation for various reasons can register via regularization in a peremptory term. This will encourage formality in immigration control and in the labor market. Likewise a norm was approved so that by means of the exoneration of a fine for a period of six months foreigners regularize and update their migratory situation before the corresponding authority. There will be no extension of time. In a press conference the Head of State said that a state of emergency was declared in the border areas of Tumbes Piura Cajamarca Amazonas Loreto Madre de Dios and Tacna which will allow the execution of police operations to control of the borders with the support of the Armed Forces. Finally he announced that he will present a constitutional reform to Congress to authorize the Armed Forces to provide permanent support in the surveillance and control of border areas. Reactivation of the economy stands out At another time the Head of State highlighted the progress made in the countrys economic reactivation which is reflected in better public investment results achieved in the first quarter of 2023 compared to similar periods in other years and in the rapid recovery of electricity production. He also indicated that the expectations of economic agents continue to improve that investment commitments have been ratified and that the promotion of mining and infrastructure projects key to boosting private investment will continue. Peru will continue to lead economic growth in the region in the coming years said the head of state who was accompanied by the president of the Council of Ministers Alberto Otrola and the Ministers of Foreign Affairs Ana Cecilia Gervasi of Defense Jorge Chvez of Economy and Finance Alex Contreras and of the Interior Vicente Romero.
