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Executive news — September 29, 2026

Publications tagged with Executive published on September 29, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  2. PoliticsLawExecutiveElectionsGovernance

    Congress Debates Minority Report to Grant Executive Legislative Powers

    A minority report is being prepared in Congress to accelerate the processing of legislative faculties presented by the Executive in the Constitution Commission of the Chamber of Deputies. The report, supported by Popular Force and Renewal Popular, aims to counter the stance adopted by opposition parties that oppose granting legislative powers to the Executive. The report seeks to grant the Government the prerogative to legislate for 120 days in eight matters, including public security and the El Niño phenomenon.
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  3. PoliticsExecutiveRegulators

    Ministry Denies Fake News Attributed to Minister of Economy

    The Ministry of Economy has issued a statement denying the authenticity of certain statements attributed to the Minister of Economy regarding the economic situation of the country. The ministry condemned the dissemination of fake news and baseless quotes, stating that it causes concern and unrest and harms social cohesion. It warned against publishing and disseminating such content and placed the legal pursuit of false attributions on its agenda. Official news and statements from the minister and ministry are only released through official information channels.
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  4. PoliticsExecutiveLegislation

    Andy Burnham to Review Pension Triple Lock for Social Care Funding

    Andy Burnham, the UK Prime Minister, is set to signal his willingness to review the pension triple lock policy in his speech at the Labour Party conference. The triple lock, which ensures the state pension increases annually based on inflation, wage growth, or 2.5%, has been criticized for being unsustainable in the long term. Burnham is expected to suggest reviewing the policy in the party's next manifesto to fund a national care service. The move has sparked debate and concern among party members and the public, with some arguing it's 'electoral suicide'.
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  5. PoliticsExecutiveConstitutionPenalty

    Andy Burnham May Scrap Triple Lock Pensions to Fund Free Social Care

    Andy Burnham, the UK's Prime Minister, is considering funding his proposed free social care system by reforming the state pension triple lock. The triple lock ensures that the state pension increases annually by the highest of inflation, average earnings growth, or 2.5%. Burnham hinted at this plan during a BBC interview, stating that the reform would not happen in the current parliament to avoid breaking Labour's manifesto. He also mentioned that everyone would contribute to the funding of social care, suggesting a change in the funding mechanism. The move has sparked controversy, with some arguing it could be 'electoral suicide' due to the potential backlash from older voters.
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