Peru’s Executive Branch has requested 120 days to legislate on key areas including security, organized crime, emergencies, employment, taxation, and state modernization. The request encompasses 66 separate topics, seeking a temporary expansion of the government’s legislative capacity. However, Peru’s Constitutional Commission is already reviewing the proposal and has enlisted the support of 13 other commissions to assess its scope. Premier Luis Galarreta is scheduled to appear before the full Congress this Wednesday to justify the need for these extended legislative powers. The request faces scrutiny as Congress aims to place limits on the broad authority sought by the Executive. This development was first reported by Lima Gris.