The Board of Congress has been working on a series of legislative proposals containing topics for consensus among all parties so that —once it is ready— it can propose the Executive Branch a shared Country Agenda,
"According to article 29 of Congress regulations, this is what corresponds. We are working on that. Let's hope to have it ready next week," she added in remarks made before entering the Legislative Palace.
Once the parliamentary agenda is ready by consensus, the board will talk with Executive Branch members "to rely on a Country Agenda."
Cabinet presentation
"Nobody has defined their vote," she estimated.
In her opinion, this presentation "should focus on one main point: economic reactivation, which is what currently concerns the entire population the most."
Alva also said she deemed it appropriate to make changes in the composition of the Cabinet.
"Not only have I asked for changes. They have been requested by the majority of parties in general and the population," she indicated, arguing that —according to the most recent survey by the Institute of Peruvian Studies— a high percentage is in favor of this option.