|
|
|
|
- Business Directory
- News
- Classifieds
- Movies
- Events Calendar
- Features
- Travel
- Business
- Gastronomy
- Peru This Week E-Magazine
|
|
|
|
Latest News in Peru / Archive
Politics | 16 October, 2008 [ 13:22 ]
The presentation of an anti-corruption plan, which will force public employees to present reports on the activities they do inside the public sector, was announced Wednesday by the Head of Council of Ministers, Yehude Simon.
"I will present the plan in the next hours and I hope it will be approved (…) this new plan must be a step to improve the fight against corruption".
President Alan García, himself has said he agreed with the presentation of this plan, amid the resignation of the former Cabinet due to alleged corrupt negotiations concerning an oil concession, stated Simon.
The head of the Council of Ministers said the plan will include regulations so that "every public figure" shows their work performance as part of their duties.
Simon has already discussed the topic with legislators of different benches and with the Comptroller General of the Republic of Peru, Genaro Matute, who has expressed his support for this anti-corruption plan.
Peru's new Prime Minister announces anti-corruption plan
The presentation of an anti-corruption plan, which will force public employees to present reports on the activities they do inside the public sector, was announced Wednesday by the Head of Council of Ministers, Yehude Simon."I will present the plan in the next hours and I hope it will be approved (…) this new plan must be a step to improve the fight against corruption".
President Alan García, himself has said he agreed with the presentation of this plan, amid the resignation of the former Cabinet due to alleged corrupt negotiations concerning an oil concession, stated Simon.
The head of the Council of Ministers said the plan will include regulations so that "every public figure" shows their work performance as part of their duties.
Simon has already discussed the topic with legislators of different benches and with the Comptroller General of the Republic of Peru, Genaro Matute, who has expressed his support for this anti-corruption plan.
|
| 
|
| 
Latest news
- Economy : Bank deposits in local currency increasing in Peru
- Sports : Peru's Claudio Pizarro scored for Bremen, although his team was eliminated from Euroleague
- Business : Peru: Peruvians spend some $100 a month in pet care
- Business : More than 100 businessmen to participate in Expo Peru 2010 Trade Fair in Ecuador
- Latin America : Chile to notify Peru that will not start investigations on espionage case
1 Comment
# Viracocha says :
16 October, 2008 [ 15:13 ]
This could indeed be very interesting,but on the other hand, it could just be "smoke & mirrors" as usual. I wish them well in cleaning up their act and hope that it will be of some benefit to the public, not just pollies images.Add your comment
News Sections (Archive)
- BREAKING NEWS! (76)
- Top (206)
- Peru (1986)
- Lima (711)
- Latin America (196)
- World (269)
- Politics (880)
- Elections 2006 (172)
- Economy (810)
- Business (728)
- Sports (648)
- Law and Order (849)
- Health (346)
- Travel and Tourism (500)
- Art/Culture/History (294)
- Education (117)
- Environment/Nature (217)
- TV/Entertainment (401)
- Tech / Internet (105)
- Press Releases (147)
- Dossiers (2)
- Opinion (15)
- Kids (32)
- Photo of the day (286)
- Advice (63)
- Announcements (60)
- Mining/Energy (362)
- Agriculture (59)
- Transportation (267)
- Natural Disasters (150)
- Communications (51)
- APEC PERU 2008 (225)
- EU-LAC Peru 2008 (70)
- Science (14)
- Fashion (9)
- Food (120)
- Celebrities (35)
Last 5 news articles
- Bank deposits in local currency increasing in Peru
- Peru's Claudio Pizarro scored for Bremen, although his team was eliminated from Euroleague
- Peru: Peruvians spend some $100 a month in pet care
- More than 100 businessmen to participate in Expo Peru 2010 Trade Fair in Ecuador
- Chile to notify Peru that will not start investigations on espionage case
Last comments
- In Peru: Nasca tour companies declare strike over proposed plane regulations
Nasca math says :
18 March, 2010 12:08:56
1st Point: All tourist that go to Nasca, go there to fly.2nd from this news item lets do ... - In Peru: Nasca tour companies declare strike over proposed plane regulations
Riverice says :
17 March, 2010 21:14:28
If they don't want to fly, many companies are probably ready to earn some tourist money... - In Peru: Nasca tour companies declare strike over proposed plane regulations
Martin says :
17 March, 2010 18:43:48
jb - you are right on target. The tour operators prefer to keep killing people in the name of free e ... - In Peru: Nasca tour companies declare strike over proposed plane regulations
jb says :
17 March, 2010 14:23:00
The headlines should have read: "Nasca tour companies declare strike over proposed plane regula ... - In Restaurant in Lima, Peru, creates dishes made with flowers
cat says :
17 March, 2010 07:01:53
good. I hope most of the restaurants will have that sense of serving food
News web syndication [RSS]
what is "web syndication" ?
RSS Feeds :