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The minister of the General Secretariat of the Presidency (Segpres), Christian Monckeberg, delivered this Saturday a legislative balance of the year 2020, in which he assured that, as an Executive, in his fourth year they will have three focuses on reform: health, citizen security and pensions.
He stated that the latter will have special priority and they hope that January is a key month to achieve political progress and agreements on this matter.
“For the Government it is fundamental, the President has indicated it (…) There is no more time to wait to carry out the pension reform, and this month of January is decisive to reach consensus, political agreements that allow us to carry out this pension reform, “said the head of the Segpres.
Monckeberg recalled that this reform began “in December 2019 and January 2020, which allowed the improvement of pensions to more than one million people.”
Among the projects that will enter into management in 2021 are the gun control law, the modernization both the Carabineros and the Investigative Police (PDI), the drug trafficking control law and the computer crime law.
On the other hand, this week is expected to changes in ministries and municipalities for the departures of those seek to apply to the Constitutional ConventionTherefore, Monckeberg declared “recognition and respect for the decision of each one of the authorities, as well as those that are not, who want to start a campaign with a view to being elected on April 11.”
“With regard to government officials, obviously this week is the last before registration, and therefore, the government authorities who are going to make decisions, It is this week where they are going to be known“, advancement.
The minister’s response came after the Undersecretary for Crime Prevention, Katherine martorell, denied his departure from the Executive to get a seat in the Constituent Assembly.
