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Peruvian Congress
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Peru 2026 political transition and security agenda
273 clusters · 1068 sources · last updated
Latest: Peru Senate approves Keiko Fujimori's trip to the United States
President Keiko Fujimori has expanded her security agenda to address rising violence, specifically targeting extortion and kidnapping. The administration is implementing an intelligence strategy to “choke off the funding
Political controversy over Peruvian diplomatic appointments
4 clusters · 14 sources · last updated
Latest: Álvaro Vargas Llosa proposed as Peru's ambassador to the US
The Keiko Fujimori administration has faced political scrutiny regarding its diplomatic and official appointments. Initial debate centered on the proposed designation of Álvaro Vargas Llosa as ambassador to Washington, D
Fujimori's security initiatives and legislative push
28 clusters · 316 sources · last updated
Latest: Peru's Chamber of Deputies approves interpellation of Interior Minister
On 10 September 2026, the Chamber of Deputies approved a motion to interpellate Interior Minister César Astudillo, requiring him to appear before Congress on 17 September to answer 27 questions regarding his management o
Ethics probe and suspension of Peruvian deputy Pérez Mallqui
7 clusters · 53 sources · last updated
Latest: Julián Pérez Mallqui faces ethics investigation for alleged violence
In early July 2026, Peruvian congressman Julián Pérez Mallqui was detained after his ex-partner reported physical and psychological abuse. Police recorded his forced entry into her San Miguel home on 31 July, and a judge
Peruvian legislative organizational developments
5 clusters · 24 sources · last updated
Latest: Electoral commissions formed in Mexico and legislative session declared in Peru
As the Peruvian legislature organizes for the 2026–2027 session, the transition to a bicameral system has faced logistical and administrative hurdles. Lawmakers from the Ahora Nación party reported inadequate working con
Peruvian deputy withdraws bill on criminalizing apology for罪
3 clusters · 8 sources · last updated
Latest: Aldo Bravo withdraws bill penalizing apology of crime
Aldo Antonio Bravo Quispe, a deputy from the Renovación Popular party, introduced a legislative proposal in Peru to criminalize the “aggravated apology for a crime” during periods of social conflict or political crisis.
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