The Cabinet chief appeared before lawmakers to present the Government's general policy and the main guidelines of his administration.
The motion was approved with 62 votes in favor, 30 against, and 10 abstentions.
Thus, Parliament approved granting the vote of confidence to the Arana Cabinet, following a lengthy debate that lasted over three hours.
During his address to the national legislature, Arana stated that the pillars of his administration will be strengthening the fight against organized crime, promoting investment and employment to ensure the country's growth, as well as guaranteeing free, transparent, and unquestionable elections in 2026.
He also stated that one of the Government's key priorities will be to ensure quality healthcare and education, as well as to close social gaps in a more decentralized country.
According to Article 130 of the Constitution, within 30 days of taking office, the Prime Minister must appear before Congress, accompanied by other ministers, to present and debate the Government's general policy and the main measures required by the administration. For this purpose, a vote of confidence is requested.
The decision adopted during the plenary session will be immediately communicated to the President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, in accordance with the provisions of the final paragraph of Congress Regulations' Article 82.