Silvia Montesa proposes to form a commission to investigate alleged irregularities in Reconstruction with Changes.

congresswoman Silvia MontezaSecond Vice President of Parliament, announced that she had submitted, with the support of her Bench (People’s Action), a proposal to set up a special commission to investigate alleged violations in Authorization for reconstruction with changescreated in 2017 to rebuild the physical infrastructure damaged and destroyed by the then El Niño Costero phenomenon in 13 regions.

“I have just submitted a motion to set up a special commission of inquiry for this type of act, because you cannot go unpunished. There are more than 26 billion (budget), so what has been done with such money, why are we again in this type of problem, absolutely nothing has been resolved,” he said.

“More than 600 million soles have been spent on a technical assistance agreement with the United Kingdom so that they enter into intergovernmental agreements. What was done? Nothing. This is a budget for almost five ministries,” he added.

In an interview with RPP Noticias, the parliamentarian recalled that Reconstruction with changes In 2017, he began to tackle the problems caused by the then El Niño costero phenomenon, with a budget of over 26 billion soles; however, he lamented that currently “you don’t see any redevelopment with changes”.

“They say that they built educational institutions and first-aid posts, but this kind of channel work, river defense should have been provided, because we are again in the same situation. What is done? Nothing. like 70% of the budget was spent, but you go there and people say the same thing,” he asks.

“However, we have more than 4 billion salts of hiring personnel. Reconstruction with changes It was an employment agency. 4 billion soles, and from 2021 the payroll has increased,” he added.

Government announces restructuring of the Reconstruction Department with changes

President of the Republic Dina Boluarte announced the reorganization Authorization for reconstruction with changes with the aim of providing a “real solution” against rain and flooding in the face of the threat of Cyclone Yaku. In this sense, he also announced that the offices of this institution could not remain in Lima.

“Reconstruction with changes should include the transfer of its offices to the north of the country. It makes no sense for a business to operate from an office in the center of Lima. You have to work in the field and solve problems on the ground,” he said at a press conference.

Dina Boluarte also announced that he was preparing a bill on the creation National Infrastructure Administrationwhich he indicated would have decentralized offices throughout the country.

“This national body will have 3 strategic goals: it will be responsible for carrying out symbolic works throughout the country, prevention and control of basins and floods, and improvement of the Rimak river basin, among other things,” he said.

Minister of Defense Jorge Chavezcommented in the morning to RPP News that a management reorganization is being assessed because, despite the chaos caused by the 2017 coastal children phenomenon, “little or nothing” has progressed on the river drainage system.

“If we do not do this in the medium term, next year when a similar or worse scenario occurs, with the presence of a global El Niño phenomenon, we will have more emergencies that we will not be able to contain if we do not act quickly and immediately. what work should be done in this restructuring of the reconstruction with changes,” he said.

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