Sesión Ordinaria del Concejo Municipal de Miraflores N° 3

First Ordinary Session of the Council

Opening Remarks and Attendance

• The session begins with a greeting to attendees, both in-person and virtual, as well as to community members watching online. The meeting is called to order at 1 PM on February 10th.

• A roll call is conducted for council members, confirming attendance from various regidores (councilors), establishing a quorum for the meeting.

Approval of Previous Minutes

• The minutes from the previous ordinary session held on January 23rd, 2026 are presented for approval. No objections are raised by council members, leading to their unanimous approval.

Agenda Items Discussion

Donation Proposal

• A proposal is introduced regarding a donation of a new vehicle from Diversión Gala Inversiones, recommended by the Joint Commission on Legal Affairs and Economy and Finance for council approval.

Personal Leave Requests

• Regidora Betabén Serra de Chú requests leave for personal reasons on February 8th, which requires anticipatory approval from the municipal council. This request is noted but not debated further.

Legislative Proposals

• Two legislative proposals are discussed:

• Proposal to Repeal Articles: A recommendation to repeal specific articles related to electoral propaganda regulations in Miraflores is presented by the Joint Commission on Legal Affairs and Economy and Finance.

• Public Interest Declaration: Another proposal aims to declare local public interest in nullifying a collaboration agreement between the municipality and several companies concerning urban development projects. This also receives attention during discussions.

Informative Presentations

Community Initiatives

• Videos showcasing community initiatives are presented:

• Over 100 pets received free identification documents during a registration event that also provided veterinary services like vaccinations and deworming treatments, highlighting municipal concern for animal welfare.

Environmental Efforts

• An environmental cleanup effort at Punta Roquitas beach resulted in the removal of 50 kg of waste with volunteer support, emphasizing community involvement in ecological protection efforts. Additionally, educational programs aimed at children promote sustainable water use practices through Eco Kids initiatives.

Health Certifications

• All nine beaches within the district have been certified as healthy by Diris Lima Centro after meeting health standards set by the Ministry of Health, reinforcing commitment to public health and safety during summer activities in Miraflores.

Emergency Response Actions

• Quick response actions were highlighted where emergency teams effectively managed medical situations involving patients requiring urgent care due to various incidents including road accidents and health emergencies at local hotels, demonstrating efficient municipal emergency management capabilities.

Community Safety and Initiatives in Miraflores

Traffic Safety Concerns

• The management of risks and disasters is facing significant challenges due to high traffic speeds, leading to over 20 motorcycle accidents in a month.

• A campaign is underway urging residents and visitors to reduce speed for improved safety on the roads.

Beach Maintenance and Security Actions

• All beaches are well-maintained with blue flags, reflecting successful cleanliness efforts supported by community involvement.

• Utilizing artificial intelligence, local security forces captured a suspected auto parts theft gang through coordinated operations with the National Police.

Child Safety and Community Engagement

• A missing minor was found after 22 days due to effective collaboration between surveillance teams and police.

• Ongoing road safety education includes campaigns like "Saca la mano del claxon," promoting responsible horn usage among drivers.

Cultural Celebrations

• The 193rd anniversary of Ricardo Palma's birth was celebrated with a special event at Parque Tradiciones, highlighting cultural heritage.

• The municipality recognized Palma's contributions to culture and tradition during this commemorative event.

Workforce Reinstatement Efforts

• Seventeen workers unjustly dismissed in previous administrations have been reinstated, emphasizing respect for workers' rights within the municipality.

• Nearly 100 workers have been brought back as part of a commitment to uphold justice for those wrongfully terminated.

Legal Challenges and Financial Accountability

• Over 650 employees were previously laid off under past administrations; many are nearing retirement age without their rights being honored.

• Current administration faces legal claims exceeding 25 million soles from prior mismanagement regarding salary increases that were deemed illegal.

Educational Initiatives

• A new robotics workshop has been inaugurated for children aged 7 to 15, aimed at enhancing scientific, technological, and environmental education.

Celebrating Pisco Day in Miraflores

Overview of the Event

• The event highlights educational innovation and sustainable development, focusing on enhancing the capabilities of children and adolescents in Miraflores.

• The "Best Pisco 2026" contest showcased local talent, with Mauricio Díaz from Hotel Inside winning first place for his captivating recipe.

Community Engagement

• Mayor Canales organized this significant celebration, emphasizing community involvement and healthy competition among local restaurants and bars.

• A heartfelt tribute was paid to Juana Martínez, recognized as the "Lady of Pisco," for her three-generation legacy in promoting pisco nationally.

Honoring Local Heritage

• Juana Martínez's contributions were acknowledged by government officials, highlighting her role as a pioneering woman in the pisco industry despite her modesty regarding recognition.

• The emotional atmosphere underscored the importance of recognizing individuals while they are alive, celebrating their achievements within the community.

Cultural Developments in Miraflores

Library Reopening Announcement

• The Remosada Library has reopened after extensive renovations, offering access to over 40,000 books with modern facilities for users.

• Open hours are Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 7 PM and Saturdays from 8 AM to 1 PM; entry is free without prior registration.

Infrastructure Improvements

• Upcoming maintenance will cover 240,000 m² of roads starting with Avenida Lamari Mendiguru; residents will be informed about road closures through local promoters.

• A major project on Avenida Pardo is set to last five months using concrete instead of asphalt; efforts aim to enhance public infrastructure despite temporary inconveniences.

Community Services and Initiatives

Tax Collection Efforts

• Distribution of tax cards for 2026 is underway; municipal staff will deliver them door-to-door throughout the district.

• The municipality appreciates timely payments from residents which facilitate improved municipal services and development projects.

Discussion on Community Issues and Transparency

Automation in Service Delivery

• Introduction of special machines for automatic account statements, enhancing service efficiency without queues.

• Emphasis on ongoing automation efforts within the district to improve neighbor services.

Confidential Presentations

• Announcement of upcoming confidential presentations, leading to a temporary suspension of public transmission.

• Each presentation is limited to 3-5 minutes, with a total duration of 20 minutes before public re-entry.

Concerns Over Neighborhood Benefits

• A call for attention regarding the recurring issue of neighborhood benefits being compromised for third-party convenience.

• Criticism of advertising donations that lead to visual pollution without addressing the negative impacts on residents.

Illegal Constructions and Donations

• Discussion on accepting donations from construction companies as a means to avoid demolitions, raising ethical concerns about residential integrity.

• Argument that financial compensation cannot erase damage caused by illegal constructions affecting urban density and community well-being.

Questions for Clarity and Accountability

• Presentation of three critical questions aimed at ensuring transparency regarding community consultations and environmental impact studies related to new developments.

• Emphasis on the need for real actions against visual pollution and maintaining quality of life amidst urban changes.

Call for Democratic Participation

• Strong objection raised regarding unequal treatment during council sessions, highlighting rights for community representatives to voice differing opinions.

• Accusation of silencing dissenting voices during online transmissions, stressing the importance of transparent communication in local governance.

Discussion on Municipal Council Proceedings

Opening Remarks and Context

• The speaker emphasizes that management should not equate to democracy, highlighting the importance of free speech and visibility without conditions based on one's stance.

• A call for respectful discourse is made, expressing discomfort with previous interactions during council meetings.

Approval of Agreements

• The council unanimously approves a project agreement between the Miraflores district municipality and Alticia for educational services.

• Another unanimous approval follows for an inter-institutional collaboration agreement with the Alianza Francesa de Lima.

Requests for Leave

• Regidora Ana María Lavado Landeo requests personal leave on February 8 and 9, 2026, which is also approved unanimously.

Proposal for Oversight Plan

• Regidor Mario Renato Tiñano Buquish presents a proposal regarding oversight of donations received by the municipality from 2023 to 2025; however, it faces opposition.

• Concerns are raised about transparency in reporting and the need for comprehensive information before proceeding with voting on this matter.

Discussion on Transparency and Accountability

• A regidor expresses dissatisfaction over insufficient information shared during presentations, stressing the need for clarity to uphold transparency in municipal management.

• A vote is called regarding whether to proceed with discussing or voting on Regidor Otiniano's request related to oversight; there is significant division among members present.

Voting Outcomes and Reactions

• The majority votes against accepting Otiniano's proposal due to perceived generalities in his request.

• Some regidores suggest that Otiniano needs to reformulate his objectives for better clarity and efficiency in oversight efforts.

Final Remarks on Oversight Issues

• It’s reiterated that prior discussions had encouraged Otiniano to refine his requests but he has not complied adequately.

• There’s a consensus among some regidores that previous opportunities were missed to clarify issues surrounding donations, leading to current misunderstandings.

Discussion on Commission Requests

Clarification of Voting Process

• The alcalde clarifies that the council is currently voting on a new request for a commission related to donations, not an extension of an existing one.

• Regidor Alba mistakenly believes they are voting on a different matter but confirms his vote in favor, citing prior investigations.

Opposition to Repeated Commissions

• Regidor Rosas expresses concern about re-establishing a commission on the same topic that has already been concluded and taken to other instances.

• He votes against the motion, emphasizing that it revisits issues already addressed and under investigation by the procuraduría.

Proposal for Fiscal Oversight

• The next agenda item involves a proposal from Regidor Mario Renato Tiñanovic regarding oversight of personnel assignments within the municipality of Miraflores for improved efficiency during 2023-2025.

• There are concerns raised about Regidor Otiniano's previous requests being too broad and lacking specificity as required by law.

Specificity in Requests

• It is noted that while there are specific commissions addressing various topics, Otiniano's request remains generic despite multiple submissions.

• Otiniano insists on bringing his request to vote, seeking clarity on regulations governing his inquiry into human resources efficiency.

Voting Outcomes and Abstentions

• A vote is conducted regarding Otiniano’s proposal; only two votes in favor are recorded against several opposed or abstaining members.

• The majority votes against Otiniano's request, with some members expressing their need for more refined objectives in future proposals.

Licenses and Agreements

Request for Personal Leave

• Regidora Betabé Norga Zarradechú requests approval for personal leave scheduled for February 8, 2026, which is unanimously approved.

Discussion on Collaboration Agreement Cancellation

• A joint committee proposes canceling a collaboration agreement between the municipality and various companies due to public interest concerns.

• Members express differing opinions during voting; some abstain while others support or oppose the cancellation.

Discussion on Project Approval and Voting

Approval of Bonilla Project

• The speaker expresses support for the Urbi project but emphasizes the need for order in the proceedings, indicating that it is too late to request approval.

• A vote against the project is declared, highlighting a disagreement with the timing of the proposal.

• The speaker urges that requests should be made in a timely manner to avoid complications during discussions.

Final Point Raised by Councilor Denise

• The last point mentioned involves a letter numbered 0032026 DKMCBSR, which appears to be significant in the context of council discussions.