He also announced that his Cabinet would peer, receiving praise from Lourdes Flores, leader of the opposition, who focused his campaign on the issue of women's equality.

Garcia Perez met on 11 July with Lourdes Flores, President of the Christian People's Party and Leader of National Unity (Peru).

García Belaúnde's appointment was welcomed by all public and private sectors while Carranza was only received positively by the business community and experts on economic issues.

As part of his private life, and after the publication of an article by journalist César Hildebrandt, on 23 October, it was confirmed that García had a sixth child out of wedlock with his wife, Pilar Nores.

Immediately, received some praise from MPs for having publicly admitted his son, but others like Lourdes Flores (leader of the opposition) or Congressman Daniel Abugattás, criticized him for being "unfaithful" and Pilar Nores for "accepting any grievance of her husband".

The ceremony, was attended by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of Brazil, Evo Morales of Bolivia, Michelle Bachelet of Chile, Nicanor Duarte Frutos of Paraguay, Manuel Zelaya of Honduras, Alvaro Uribe of Colombia, Martin Torrijos Espino of Panama, Alfredo Palacio Gonzalez of Ecuador and Antonio Saca of El Salvador, and the Prince of Asturias, the President of the Senate of Algeria, Abbelkader Bensalah, the Minister of Culture of China, Zheng Jian Sung, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Luxembourg, Jean Asselborm, and the Secretary of State of Poland, Andrzeg Krawczyk.

García Pérez began his presidency on 28 July 2006, presenting numerous bills and decrees that reduced the salaries of political offices of the Peruvian State.

On 18 August, he received the "frigate BAP Bolognesi", in a meeting chaired by him, the Vice Presidents Luis Giampietri and Lourdes Mendoza and Defense Minister Allan Wagner.

The political class, led by Luis Gonzales Posada rejected this statement as inconsistent and even Ollanta Humala had been accused of causing this austerity act.

Quickly, Jorge Del Castillo, Juan Valdivia and Pilar Mazzetti were branded as inefficient in their positions for allowing the conflict leading to such an outcome.

On 29 August, after difficult negotiations in the office of Prime Minister of Peru, it was agreed to address the needs of Yanacocha Cajamarca and reopen their puertas.

On 11 January 2007, Congress rejected his project to apply the death penalty for those who commit acts of terrorism, voting for the APRA and Fujimorist and against the Nationalists, upepistas, and members of National Unity and Parliamentary.

Ollanta Humala expressed his opposition to the views of the President on the raid Inter-American Court of Human Rights, claiming that Peru must abide by.

On 5 June 2009, Interior Minister Mercedes Cabanillas ordered the police to recover the roads taken by the Amazon Indians that had blocked in the Bagua region.

The growth of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2006 was almost 8% and for the next two years, the figure ranged close to 9%, due to the effects of the global crisis in 2009 grew by 1.12% and 2010 the change was positive in 8.78%.

With different nuances, part of the boom in Peruvian exports was due to an aggressive policy of signing FTAs that while it may have been more beneficial to the Peru-in the protection of biodiversity and the issue of medicines, for example, has meant the arrival of flag products to untapped markets.

In addition to the FTA with the U.S., Chile and China, have signed another with Canada, Singapore, EFTA (Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Iceland and Norway), Thailand, South Korea, Mexico and the European Union.

On 27 July 2006, Alan García announced the members of the first Council of Ministers, which is chaired by Jorge Del Castillo, a close friend of Garcia Perez and secretary general of APRA.

The same day, Labor Minister Susana Pinilla, said that her predecessor Carlos Almería, had committed serious acts of corruption in the program "Urban Work" charging for quality, money that would be given to his people trusted and even Alejandro Toledo.

On 9 September 2006, former candidate for First Vice President Arturo Woodman was appointed as Chairman of the Peruvian Institute of Sport and despite not being a ministry, it has cabinet level.

A similar problem was when Juan José Salazar resigned the office of Minister of Agriculture, and was replaced by economist Ismael Benavides Ferreyros.