Overview
- The swearing‑in at Lima’s San Borja convention center drew President José Jerí, who addressed decentralization and public safety.
- ANGR members reported a unanimous choice among 25 governors, with Neyra succeeding outgoing president Koki Noriega.
- Neyra urged the national executive to fulfill commitments and improve coordinated planning to accelerate investment execution, citing a 94.5% rate last year.
- He highlighted that regions are financing patrol resources once handled by the Interior Ministry and called for greater funding for intelligence to prevent crime.
- The new board will serve through 2026 as the final ANGR leadership before a nationwide turnover of regional authorities at year’s end.