The Fuerza Popular bench presented a motion to summon the Minister of Energy, Rómulo Mucho, to explain a possible expansion of the Reinfo through the MAPE Law, and the reality of Petroperú.
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Motion to summon the Minister of Energy, Rómulo Mucho.
The motion will have to be voted on in plenary.
As recalled, in the next few hours, the Executive will send to Congress the law to formalize informal miners, known as the ASM Law, reported Prime Minister Gustavo Adrianzén.
This, after the aforementioned bill was approved in the Council of Ministers, which will put an end to the Comprehensive Registry of Mining Formalization (Reinfo), in which there are camouflaged illegal miners.
However, the Minister of Energy and Mines, Rómulo Mucho, pointed out that the aforementioned project contemplates leaving open the possibility of extending, for a limited time, the period so that informal miners who want to become legal can do so. That is, so that they can continue with their process in the Reinfo.
This occurs in the midst of the arrival in Lima of a contingent of hundreds of informal miners from Ayacucho, Arequipa and Puno—among whom there are illegal miners—who are demanding a two-year extension of the Reinfo, which expires on December 31, this year.
