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Ministry of the Interior (Peru)

Government ministry of Peru


Government ministry of Peru

FieldValue
agency_nameMinistry of the Interior
agency_typeMinistry
nativenameMinisterio del Interior
logoPCM-Interior.png
logo_width175px
imageMinisterio del Interior.jpg
formed
jurisdictionGovernment of Peru
headquartersPlaza Treinta de Agosto 150, San Isidro District, Lima
chief1_name
chief1_positionMinister of the Interior
websiteOfficial website

The Ministry of the Interior (, MININTER) is a ministry of the Government of Peru responsible for the administration of the internal order of the Peruvian State, as well as managing law enforcement units. Established in 1968 under the so-called Revolutionary Government, its headquarters are located, since July 1961, in San Isidro District, occupying the former premises of Limatambo International Airport.

The ministry's General Directorate of the Internal Government operates 26 regional prefectures, 186 pronvicial subprefectures and 1396 district prefectures. The latter are supported by over 158,000 ad honorem lieutenant governors.

As of , it is headed by the Minister of the Interior .

History

Prior to its establishment, it was preceded by the Ministry of Government, which took a number of names throughout its history:

  • Ministry of Government, Justice and Worship (1855–1857)
  • Ministry of Government, Worship and Public Works (1857–1860)
  • Ministry of Government, Police and Public Works (1860–1896)
  • Ministry of Government and Police (1896–1968)

Until 1961, it was housed in a building located on the southern side of Italy Square, in Barrios Altos. It was then moved to the former premises of Limatambo International Airport, in San Isidro District. It was officially renamed under the Revolutionary Government of Juan Velasco Alvarado, through Law Decree No. 17271, on December 3, 1968.

As an administrating power of the law enforcement system, it organised the Civil Guard, the Republican Guard and the Peruvian Investigative Police, until their gradual incorporation into a single police corps from 1988 to 1991.

Organisation

  • Minister of the Interior
    • Cabinet of Senior Management Advisors
    • General Directorate of the National Police of Peru
    • Institutional Control Body
    • Police Disciplinary Tribunal
    • General Office of Institutional Integrity
    • Public Prosecutor's Office in charge of the Interior Sector
    • Public Prosecutor's Office Specialized in Drug Trafficking Crimes
    • Public Prosecutor's Office Specialized in Terrorism Crimes
    • Public Prosecutor's Office Specialized in Crimes against Public Order
    • Public Prosecutor's Office Specialized in Money Laundering Crimes and Forfeiture Process
    • Public Prosecutor's Office Specialized in Organized Crime Crimes
    • Office of National Security and Defence
    • General Office of Social Communication and Institutional Image
    • Police Ombudsman's Office
    • General Office of Sectoral Strategic Planning
    • Health Insurance Fund of the National Police of Peru
  • General Secretariat
    • General Office of Legal Counsel
    • General Office of Planning and Budget
    • General Office of Administration
    • General Office of Human Resources Management
    • General Office of Information and Communications Technology
    • General Office of Infrastructure
  • Viceministry of Public Security
    • General Directorate of Intelligence
    • General Directorate Against Organised Crime
    • General Directorate of Public Order
    • General Directorate of the Internal Government
  • Viceministry of Internal Order
    • General Directorate of Citizen Security
    • General Directorate of Democratic Security
    • General Directorate of Information for Security

Entities administered by the ministry include:

  • The National Intendancy of Firefighters and its .
  • The National Police of Peru.
  • The
  • The National Superintendence for the Control of Security Services, Weapons, Ammunition, and Explosives for Civil Use (SUCAMEC)

List of ministers

NamePartyPeriodTerm startTerm end
Ministers of Government, Justice and Worship (1855–1857)
Juan Manuel del Mar
Ministers of Government, Worship and Public Works (1857–1860)
Juan Manuel del Mar
Ministers of Government, Police and Public Works (1860–1896)
José Melgar
Antonio Arenas
Manuel Costas
Evaristo Gómez-Sánchez
Juan Miguel GálvezMilitary
Antonio Arenas
Antonio Gutiérrez de la FuenteMilitary
Pedro Gálvez
Manuel FerreyrosNavy
Rafael Velarde
Military
Manuel Santa MaríaMilitary
Civil Party
Ricardo Espinoza
Aurelio GarcíaNavy
Military
Juan BuendíaMilitary
Fernando Palacios
Manuel Yrigoyen
Bruno Bueno
Juan Corrales Melgar
Rafael Velarde
Juan E. Guzmán
Rafael Velarde
Aurelio Denegri
Buenaventura Elguera
Manuel VelardeMilitary
Camilo CarrilloNavy
Manuel VelardeMilitary
Federico Herrera
Martín Dulanto
Juan de Aliaga y Puente
Joaquín Iglesias
Pedro Alejandrino del Solar
Manuel VelardeMilitary
Pedro Alejandrino del SolarConstitutional Party
Rufino TorricoMilitary
Enrique Caravedo
Aurelio Denegri
José Mariano Jiménez
Pedro Alejandrino del SolarConstitutional Party
Guillermo FerreyrosMilitary
Mariano Valcárcel
Federico Herrera
Constitutional Party
Carlos Maria ElíasConstitutional Party
Manuel VelardeMilitary
Pedro José Zavala
Alfredo Gastón
Guillermo FerreyrosMilitary
Cesáreo ChacaltanaCivil Party
José Salvador CaveroConstitutional Party
Ricardo Espinoza
Democratic Party
Benjamín BozaDemocratic Party
Ministers of Government and Police (1896–1968)
Benjamín BozaDemocratic Party
Democratic Party
Lorenzo ArrietaDemocratic Party
Democratic Party
Democratic Party
Military
Democratic Party
Ernesto ZapataMilitary
Alejandro Deustua
Civil Party
Juan de Dios de la Quintana
Ernesto ZapataMilitary
National Coalition
Civil Party
Germán ArenasCivil Party
Civil Party
Civil Party
Civil Party
Enrique Basadre
Civil Party
Plácido Jiménez
Elías MalpartidaDemocratic Party
Abel I. Montes
Civic Union
Aurelio SousaDemocratic Party
Gonzalo Tirado
Constitutional Party
Hildebrando Fuentes
Víctor R. Benavides
Luis Julio Menéndez
José Manuel GarcíaCivil Party
Ezequiel Muñoz
Germán ArenasCivil Party
Samuel Sayán y Palacios
Civil Party
Germán ArenasCivil Party
Democratic Party
Pedro José Rada
Reformist Democratic Party
Reformist Democratic Party
Reformist Democratic Party
Arturo Rubio
Roberto López
Military
Gustavo JiménezMilitary
Military
Decentralist Party
José Manuel GarcíaCivil Party
Luis A. FloresRevolutionary Union
Conservative Coalition
Alfredo HenriodMilitary
Antonio RodríguezMilitary
National Democratic Front
Military
Manuel A. OdríaMilitary
Julio César Villegas Cerro
Augusto Villacorta Álvarez
Augusto Villacorta Álvarez
Juan Bossio Collae
Germán Pagador Blondet
Óscar TrellesPopular Action
Popular Action
Navy
Popular Action
Javier AlvaPopular Action
Popular Action
Navy
Popular Action
Popular Action
Ministers of the Interior
Military
Pedro RichterMilitary
César Campos QuesadaMilitary
Military
Fernando Velit SabattiniMilitary
César Iglesias BarrónMilitary
Popular Action
Air Force
Popular Action
Luis PércovichPopular Action
Military
Abel SalinasAPRA
APRA
Juan E. Soria DíazAPRA
Armando VillanuevaAPRA
Agustín MantillaAPRA
Adolfo Alvarado FournierMilitary
Military
Military
Military
Military
Military
Walter ChacónMilitary
Fernando Dianderas OttonePolice
Police
Fernando RospigliosiPossible Peru
Gino Costa
Alberto Sanabria OrtizPossible Peru
Fernando RospigliosiPossible Peru
Javier ReáteguiPossible Peru
Police
Rómulo PizarroPossible Peru
Pilar Mazzetti
Luis AlvaAPRA
Police
Mercedes CabanillasAPRA
Octavio SalazarPolice
Fernando BarriosAPRA
Miguel HidalgoPolice
Óscar ValdésMilitary
Daniel Lozada
Wilver CalleMilitary
Wilfredo Pedraza
Daniel UrrestiMilitary
Carlos Basombrío
Vicente RomeroPolice
Police
Police
Police
Air Force
Police
Police
Police
Purple Party
Juan Manuel CarrascoTogether for Peru
Luis Barranzuela
Avelino Guillén
Police
National Victory
Police
Police
Vicente RomeroPolice
Víctor TorresPolice
Police
Police

Notes

References

References

  1. (2022-10-05). "Mininter: Rol de prefectos y subprefectos es fundamental para mantener el orden democrático". [[Gob.pe]].
  2. "Reseña Histórica".
  3. "Reseña Histórica".
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