Keiko Fujimori Faces Growing Opposition Over Alleged Parliamentary Tactics

Senator Ruth Luque Ibarra accused Fujimorist parliamentarians of reviving tactics used in 2021 to weaken opposition, citing recent investigations into deputy César Tito and former deputy Harvey Colchado. She said the minority Fujimorist bloc is seeking a majority by targeting uncomfortable congress members.

Former minister Jorge Nieto, leader of the Buen Gobierno party, pledged his group will act as a responsible opposition to President Keiko Fujimori. He warned that the executive holds excessive power and called for a democratic counter‑balance, criticizing the handling of the El Niño emergency and any broad delegation of legislative powers. Both statements highlight rising political tension in Peru.