Peru’s Senate has unanimously approved the distribution of leadership roles – presidencies, vice-presidencies, and secretariats – across its 12 ordinary committees for the 2026-2027 period. The agreement, reached by the Board of Spokespersons, still requires ratification by the full Senate before the working groups are formally established. These committees will oversee crucial matters impacting the country’s political, economic, social, and cultural future. The Culture, Education, and Energy and Mines committees are poised to take a central position on the legislative agenda. This allocation signifies a key step in organizing the Senate’s work for the upcoming term. The decision was initially reported by Lima Gris. The finalized committee structure aims to streamline legislative processes and focus on national priorities.