During the week of representation, parliamentarians of the Popular Action bench (AP) moved to their respective departments to control works, promote strategic projects and listen to the main demands of the population.
LORETO
Congressman Juan Carlos Mori Celis participated in the inauguration of the new health post in the town center of Huatapi, located on the banks of the Huallaga River, Santa Cruz district – Alto Amazonas.
This work that is part of the project “Improvement of the basic health care service in Huatapi”, represents an investment of S/ 4,015,228.80 and marks a milestone in access to health in this area.
“From Congress, I have been actively promoting and managing public investments that meet the real needs of our population. Likewise, I fulfill my control role, ensuring that resources arrive where they must reach and that the works are executed with quality, efficiency and transparency,” said the congressman.
Mori also congratulated the mayor of Santa Cruz and his team for joining efforts in favor of the well -being of his community, highlighting that this work is the result of the joint work between local authorities and his commitment as a representative of Loreto.
LIMA
His colleague Wilson Soto Palacios held important meetings with executive power authorities to promote strategic projects for the benefit of Huancavelica and the Luirigancho-Chosic district.
He met with the Vice Minister of Culture to dialogue on the bill 9812, which seeks to declare of national interest the strengthening of actions to register the Mining Complex of Santa Barbara in the representative list of the cultural heritage of the UNESCO humanity.
Likewise, he met with the Minister of Transportation and Communications, Raúl Pérez Reyes, accompanied by district mayors of Cocas, Mollepampa, Ticrapo (Huancavelica) and Lurigancho-Chosica (Lima), to meet the differentiated needs of connectivity in both places.
Cajamarca
Congressman Silvia Monteza Facho inspected the infrastructure of the San Javier del Marañón Hospital in the district of Bellavista (Jaén).
During his visit, he found the serious deterioration of the establishment: cracked walls, moisture ceilings, lack of anesthesia equipment and an inadequate area for the blood bank.
Monteza highlighted the effort of the health personnel for continuing to provide care despite the lack of resources and assured that they will transfer these urgencies to the competent entities. “Our Cajamarquinos brothers deserve an optimal quality of life,” he said on their social networks.
Lambayeque
For its part, Congresswoman Marleny goalkeeper held a meeting with officials of the Regional Government of Lambayeque and neighborhood leaders to promote projects that promote the development, culture and well -being of that region.
One of the issues addressed was the situation of the Huaca Santa Rosa de Pucalá, where the importance of hierarchizing this archaeological site and declare it as a cultural heritage of humanity before UNESCO was highlighted.
“From my office, we have committed our support to promote a legal framework that strengthens these actions and allows you to protect our valuable heritage,” said goalkeeper.
Ucayali
Congressman Elvis Vergara Mendoza visited the San Salvador Native Community, in Yarinacocha, as part of his week of representation. There he could verify the precarious conditions of the San Salvador Educational Institution, which urgently requires new infrastructure, school furniture and adequate spaces for the levels of initial, primary and secondary.
Despite these deficiencies, parents organize to build rustic spaces where students can continue their classes and access food from the Ministry of Inclusion and Social Development.
CUSCO
Congressman Luis Ángel Aragón held meetings with representatives of the education and communication sector, reaffirming their commitment to the defense of labor rights and institutional strengthening.
Together with representatives of Sub Cafae Cusco, he supported the order to extend the validity of the discount code 026, while his accreditation is managed before the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
He also met with the president of the Federation of Lockers of Peru – Cusco Region, who requested support to regulate Law 25133, created by the Training Institute for Lotters.
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