Overview
- The plenary approved the extension with 70 votes in favor, 15 against and 19 abstentions after a presentation by chair Magaly Santisteban Suclupe (FP).
- The commission will continue gathering testimony, conducting comparative policy reviews and scrutinizing current laws to pinpoint operational and legal gaps.
- Workstreams include systematizing inputs from the Interior and Defense ministries, national intelligence and specialized anti-crime agencies.
- The group targets mid-2026 for a consolidated proposal addressing terrorism, narcotrafficking networks and illicit financing.
- Created on March 4 by Motion 16090, the multipartisan body was assigned to evaluate and articulate coordinated strategies against domestic and transnational criminal organizations.