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La Comisión Permanente se reunió esta mañana por segunda vez luego de que el presidente Martín Vizcarra disolviera el Congreso. Tras varias horas de debate, se aprobó la elaboración de un informe técnico-legal respecto al funcionamiento de la Comisión Permanente y, especificamente, de la Subcomisión de Acusaciones Constitucionales para el período anual de sesiones 2019-2020. A la sesión faltaron algunos congresistas como Indira Huilca, quien denunció un "uso político" de la Comisión Permanente y cuestionó que Pedro Olaechea convocara a este grupo para ver "temas que no le competen", como reformar la Comisión de Acusaciones Constitucionales, y no programar el estudio de tres decretos de urgencia emitidos por el Ejecutivo. Antes de tratar el tema central, la conformación de la Subcomisión de Acusaciones Constitucionales, los integrantes de la Comisión Permanente sostuvieron un largo debate sobre la legalidad de la disolución del Congreso dispuesta por el presidente Vizcarra y las reales funciones de esta comisión luego de esta medida. Así fue el debate 12:37 Comisión Permanente aprobó la elaboración de un informe técnico-legal respecto al funcionamiento de la Comisión Permanente y, especificamente, de la Subcomisión de Acusaciones Constitucionales. 12:29 Lourdes Alcorta: "El Gobierno se ha quedado sin control, sin fiscalización". 12:20 Luis Galarreta señala que la convocatoria a elecciones hecha por el Poder Ejecutivo no es "garantía" de un proceso legítimo e hizo una comparación con las elecciones convocadas por Nicolás Maduro en Venezuela. 12:18 Luis Galarreta se muestra a favor de la propuesta para que se elabore un "informe externo" sobre la idoneidad de reconformar la Subcomisión de Acusaciones Constitucionales. 12:15 Reátegui pide que el procurador del Congreso denuncie al procurador de la PCM, Carlos Cosavalente, quien días atrás denunció a Pedro Olaechea por usurpación de funciones. Para Reátegui, se trata de una medida arbitraria. 12:14 Rolando Reátegui: "Si no le gusta lo que votamos, por ejemplo, al Frente Amplio, también nos pueden denunciar. Pido que el procurador del Congreso actúe para proteger a los miembros de la Comisión Permanente". 12:12 Rolando Reátegui: "(...) Podemos ser denunciados. Si esta votación no les parece (al Ejecutivo o a otros congresistas), nos pueden denunciar. Hay que tener mucho cuidado para poder actuar". 12:09 Salvador Heresi: "Juramos defender la Constitución y la Constitución señala (tras la disolución del Congreso) que los miembros de la Comisión Permanente ejercen plenamente sus facultades de congresistas".

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The writer Mario Vargas Llosa said Tuesday that the president of the republic, Martín Vizcarra, made a good decision to dissolve the Congress, since this State Power was made up of "semi-alphabets and pillos." “I absolutely support President Vizcarra. He has done well to close the Parliament, because it was a shame for Peru. It was composed of semi-alphabets and pillos. He was denied trust twice. Vizcarra acted within the strictest legality, ”he said during the presentation of his new novel“ Hard Times ”. Likewise, the Nobel Prize for Literature 2010 added that it maintains hope in the decision taken by citizens in the congressional elections that will be held in January 2020 “For the same reason, it is not much less a 'coup d'etat' as the aprofujimorist alliance wanted to make believe, which had a simple majority in Congress ... That is why they have taken to the streets, in all the important cities of the country, to applaud President Vizcarra, hundreds of thousands of Peruvians, celebrating the measure in the name of freedom and the legality of which the parliamentary majority of apristas and fujimoristas had made derision, ”he wrote.

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The former head of Odebrecht in Peru Jorge Barata reaffirmed what he had already stated in previous interrogations before the Lava Jato special team: that the Brazilian construction company gave money for the presidential campaigns, including those of Ollanta Humala and Keiko Fujimori in 2011, according to sources from El Comercio reported. The same sources said that Barata explained that the ‘codinome’ called ‘Campanha Nacional’, which is registered in the forms of the Department of Structured Operations, refers to these money deliveries for the campaigns of the former president and the leader of the Popular Force. Meanwhile, the former superintendent of Odebrecht also stated that the ‘codinome’ ‘Apra’ that appears in the records of the ‘box 2’ of the construction company refers to money deliveries for the campaign of ex-president Alan García. In the forms to which this Journal accessed last September, and which have been delivered by Odebrecht to the prosecution, it appears that between July 13, 2010 and May 5, 2011 there were 21 records of money for the presidential campaign. In total they total US $ 3,707,636. On the ‘codinome’ ‘Apra’, two forms are recorded in these forms: one on March 14, 2006 and another on June 15, 2007, for a total of US $ 183,024. The first payment was before the first round of the presidential elections, which Alan García won in the second round. –Downloads– Erasmo Reyna, García's lawyer, said that the ‘codinome’ 'Apra, although it may refer to a delivery of money, this has not been for the ex-president. He also assured that there is no evidence in his records that this money has reached the Aprista Party. He considered Barata likely to lie in his statement. He said they were not notified of this diligence, so they could not participate to ask questions. In his opinion, talking about ‘Apra’ "is a very gaseous situation." “At no time (Barata) has he mentioned that money has been given to the former president. Talking about Apra sounds quite ethereal, so he is probably referring to the money he says he has given to Luis Alva Castro and that, in any case, he should clarify in due course, ”he said. Meanwhile, Alberto Otárola, Humala's lawyer, refrained from providing statements for this newspaper, indicating that he would take more information on the subject. We looked for the version of Giulliana Loza, lawyer of Keiko Fujimori, but did not answer our calls.

Spring has begun and while the cold is still not completely gone, it is already decreasing. This is how, during the weekend at parties or meetings, people usually opt for more refreshing drinks. To enjoy innovative options, Farid Olaechea, professor of the Bar and Cocktails career at the Le Cordon Bleu Institute, shares three cocktail recipes. 1. TONIC SILVESTER Ingredients: Ice 1½ ounce of Gin 1 ounce Raspberry Syrup 1 ounce freshly squeezed orange juice Tonic water Preparation Mode: In a shaker pour all inputs except tonic water. Shake and serve in a tall glass, complement with ice and add tonic water. Decorate with flowers 2. JORA PASSION Ingredients: Ice 1½ ounce of pisco pischo ½ ounce of passion fruit juice 1 ounce chicha de jora syrup ¾ ounce of orange liquor 1 egg white Preparation Mode: Put everything in a shaker, except ice. Then add it and beat again. Finally serve with the shaker filter in a glass and decorate. 3. SPRING BOWL Ingredients: Chopped peach 4 ounces of pisco pischo ½ of maraschino liquor Peach syrup to taste 2 ounces raspberry syrup Orange juice to taste White or sparkling wine ginger ale (optional) Ice Preparation Mode: In a bowl put the chopped peach, 4 ounces of pisco, maraschino liquor, peach syrup and 2 ounces of raspberry syrup. Move and test the mixture to ensure it has a balanced balance. Then pour the orange juice to taste, white or sparkling wine and optionally a can of ginger ale. Then serve a good amount of ice and continue mixing. Finally, decorate with pieces of orange and lemon to flavor.