Urresti proposed adding 100 Ternas teams and criticized López Aliaga’s administration in the municipal debate

Daniel Urresti, candidate for mayor of Lima for Podemos Perú, focused on insecurity during his participation in the first municipal debate of the 2026 Regional and Municipal Elections, organized by the National Jury of Elections.

According to what he presented during the event, his main proposal in that area is to hire 100 Ternas teams from the Municipality of Lima to capture 100 criminals per day, which would amount to 3,000 per month. In his remarks, he presented that initiative as the core of a plan to restore security in the capital.

Urresti also questioned the current administration of Rafael López Aliaga and blamed it for the violence situation in Lima, with references to crimes linked to contract killings and extortion.

In another part of the debate, he proposed measures to support entrepreneurs, including reducing procedures for formalization, training programs coordinated with private and public companies, and simplifying licenses. He also proposed a single digital platform at the Municipality of Lima to track procedures remotely and improve transparency.

On traffic, he said his second priority would be traffic and stated that he will seek to interconnect Lima’s 2,780 traffic lights through fiber optics to a single control center to synchronize them with artificial intelligence and generate “green waves.”

According to El Comercio Perú, the debate was held at the Mario Vargas Llosa auditorium of the National Library of Peru, in San Borja, and was organized into presentation, interaction, citizen questions and final message blocks.

Sources

• El Comercio Perú
• El Comercio Perú

About this note. Written by El Notero with assistance from artificial intelligence, based on what was published by the cited outlet. El Notero did not conduct its own reporting on this event.