Concern in the private sector due to lack of leadership in the fight against insecurity

The lack of a clear strategy and strong leadership in the fight against insecurity in the country has been a cause for concern for various sectors, including the private sector. In a recent meeting with President Boluarte, representatives from the private sector expressed their concerns and proposals to address this important issue that affects Peruvian society. One of the key points discussed was the need for flagrancy platforms to expedite judicial processes and reduce case resolution times. Additionally, the importance of improving infrastructure and presenting projects for tax-exempt works was raised, especially in the construction of prisons and police stations to strengthen public security. However, the lack of a comprehensive strategy and solid leadership on the part of the government has highlighted the fragility of the current situation. The president committed to creating a commission or incorporating the private sector into the National Citizen Security Council, showing willingness to take on a more active role in this fight. Political instability and lack of trust in institutions have created an unfavorable climate for investment, as evidenced by the case of the Chancay port concessionaire, who is currently facing a lawsuit to reverse the exclusive operating rights granted three years ago. This situation jeopardizes legal certainty, a fundamental pillar for attracting investments to the country. In the midst of this scenario, international cooperation, especially within the framework of APEC, presents an opportunity to strengthen Peru's image as an attractive destination for foreign investment. However, a joint effort and a clear strategy are required to fully capitalize on these opportunities. The upcoming presentation of the Adrianzén cabinet for the vote of confidence raises expectations regarding a possible new direction in the government's agenda. It is hoped that concrete proposals will be presented and actions will be articulated to boost the economy and strengthen security in the country. Amidst questions about the transparency and integrity of authorities, it is essential to prioritize political reform and focus efforts on issues that are truly relevant for the country's development. The management of the Lima Chamber of Commerce has been distinguished for its focus on strengthening democracy and the free market, laying the groundwork for sustainable and equitable growth in the country.