17:02 CGR warns: "New law of Congress seriously limits control work" The Office of the Comptroller questioned the substitute text to the multiparty project on concurrent control and maintained that the new proposal "will seriously limit" the control required in the current state of emergency due to the coronavirus (COVID-19). “We regret that Multiparty Bill N ° 4936 […] has lost the consensus generated, and seeks to replace it with another text that will seriously limit the control work that this type of emergency requires and the fight against corruption and functional misconduct” , it pointed out in a statement. 15:02 La Victoria police station where police who died of coronavirus are disinfected The Apolo police station, where a 35-year-old NCO, who recently died of a coronavirus (COVID-19), was disinfected on Wednesday. According to the ‘ATV +’ newscast, at the beginning of last week, the NCO began to feel discomfort, which he initially attributed to a strong flu. However, his health worsened as the days passed. 14:40 Coronavirus in Peru: the number of deaths from COVID-19 rises to 55, reports the Minsa The Ministry of Health reported that 8 people are the new victims of COVID-19 in our country. Yesterday it was known that the death toll was 47. They are five men aged 57, 60, 65, 73, 77, and three women aged 58, 67, 73 The Ministry of Health (Minsa) reported on Wednesday that the number of deaths from coronavirus (COVID-19) in the country rose to 55. Eight people are the new victims of COVID-19 in our country on the 18th day of a state of sanitary emergency. 14:00 Wong reports a probable case of coronavirus in one of his workers This is one of his collaborators from the Camacho store in La Molina. The Wong supermarket chain announced that one of its workers at the Camacho store in La Molina could be a probable case of coronavirus (COVID-19). Through a statement, they reported that their collaborator "is stable in house quarantine" and that he is "waiting for the Ministry of Health to notify him with the results of his test." 13:40 Martín Vizcarra on transit according to gender: "This will not be a pretext for any homophobic measure" The head of state announced that the National Police and the Armed Forces will have specific instructions to avoid committing homophobia by patrolling the streets in the midst of a state of emergency due to the coronavirus. The President of the Republic Martín Vizcarra pointed out that the new traffic restrictions according to gender will not be a pretext to commit acts of homophobia or to discriminate against people who identify with another sex. 13:15 Coronavirus Peru: People will circulate on the streets according to gender In order to meet the Government's goals in the fight against the coronavirus in Peru, President Martín Vizcarra announced a variation in the characteristics of restrictions. President Martín Vizcarra announced the extension of restrictions on immobilization and compulsory social isolation due to the increase in coronavirus cases in Peru. "We have to hammer the COVID-19 patient curve a second time," he said. 13:00 Coronavirus in Peru: Cases of COVID-19 infected increase to 1,414 The president announced today, at a press conference, that 1414 infected with coronavirus have been registered so far. In addition, 537 people were discharged. Martín Vizcarra, reported this afternoon that the cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) increased to 1414. Through a statement, the Ministry detailed that of the more than 15 thousand tests processed, 12,502 have been negative. 12:00 Martín Vizcarra will give a pronouncement on the measures taken, today on the 18th of the quarantine President of the Republic scopes regarding the comprehensive evaluation of the measures adopted during the state of emergency to stop the advance of coronavirus in the country. Martín Vizcarra offers a new pronouncement to the Nation within the framework of the eighteenth day of the state of emergency and compulsory social isolation, decreed to contain the advance of the new coronavirus (COVID-19). 11:30 Face-to-face classes at universities and institutes will begin on May 4 The Ministry of Education indicated from Monday, May 4, the study centers will be authorized to start classes gradually. The Ministry of Education (Minedu) informed, through a resolution, that the suspension of face-to-face classes in universities, Technical-Productive Education Centers, public and private institutes and schools of higher education will end on May 3. 11:00 Cusco already has 38 cases of coronavirus, meanwhile discard reagents are running out

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Coronavirus LIVE President Martín Vizcarra announced that the state of emergency will be extended until April 12. According to the recent balance of the Ministry of Health (Minsa), that until this Wednesday, April 1, 1,323 infected with COVID-19 and 38 deaths were registered. You can follow the minute by minute on the RTV channel of the newspaper La República. - 2:27 p.m. PeruRail railway company reported the new operating hours of the local train Cusco-Machu Picchu that are adapted to the measures adopted by the state of emergency. - 2:10 p.m. Police officers from the Yurimaguas police station, Loreto region, deliver food to vulnerable families who face difficulties due to social immobilization and compulsory isolation. - 2:00 p.m. Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (PUCP) will grant free internet to 5,000 students of this house of studies who have less economic resources, so that they can access classes remotely. - 1:50 p.m. Various companies made donations to the Villa Panamericana Care and Isolation Center - Martín Vizcarra: "The commitment is to make a comprehensive reform of the pension system. Immediately after the emergency we will make a proposal." - Martín Vizcarra: "It is a time for a comprehensive reform of the private (AFP) and public (ONP) pension system." - María Antonieta Alva: "Withdrawing 25% of the pension fund would mean selling our bonds at a time of recession." - María Antonieta Alva: "We want to ensure the continuity of basic services for all citizens." - Martín Vizcarra: "An irresponsible person who was transported in a cargo truck brought the virus to Apurímac (who had no cases of COVID-19)." - Martín Vizcarra: "They are going to have to change our habits until the vaccine against this disease comes out." Martín Vizcarra proposes reform of the AFP - Martín Vizcarra: "The AFPs have had a behavior that the majority of the po[CENSORED]tion rejects: interests and commissions questioned. This merits a comprehensive reform project, let's work with the Congress of the Republic. The time has come to reform the AFPs."

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On Sunday, March 15, the President of the Republic, Martín Vizcarra, announced that he would impose, in the entire national territory, a measure of compulsory social isolation for 15 days; that is, until the 30th. Two days later, in the face of the spread of the coronavirus and citizen disobedience, the executive decided to transform that measure into one of compulsory social immobilization, which also added the curfew between 20: 00 and 5:00 during the rest of the days. Will 15 days of quarantine suffice? Vizcarra, consulted on various occasions about a possible prolongation of the quarantine, has been clear: "If the citizenry complies responsibly with the compulsory social immobilization measure, it would not have to last more than 15 days. Those 15 days will suffice," he said. . Is there then a real possibility that it will continue? It does exist. The contagious curve continues to rise and will continue to rise in the coming days. The idea is that, after 15 days, it begins to decrease and, as long as this happens, the quarantine measure could be moderated. However, given the high rate of civil disobedience - there are already more than 8,000 arrests for trying to circumvent the curfew - it is very likely that it will last at least one more week. In fact, the Peruvian Medical College has asked the government to extend this quarantine to 90 days, in order to prevent the spread of the virus. Vizcarra, for his part, has been very clear in insisting that it should not last more than 15 days if the measures are strictly adhered to.

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