Overview
- Álvarez formally submitted his desafiliación from País para Todos on June 12, a step the Registro de Organizaciones Políticas and his own statements confirm.
- He told Canal N on June 23 that disagreements inside the party and a later party statement that appeared to back Roberto Sánchez after an earlier message of free choice motivated his decision to leave.
- Álvarez said his outreach to Keiko Fujimori during the runoff grew from security concerns after a high‑profile murder in Tocache and because Fujimori, he claims, responded when Sánchez did not.
- The Jurado Nacional de Elecciones has confirmed País para Todos failed to surpass the electoral threshold and will not have congressional representation, a result Álvarez called unjust and tied to calls to review the national cifra repartidora system.
- He pledged to remain active in public life promoting anti‑crime proposals and appealed to the roughly 1.4 million voters who supported his presidential bid to follow his civic initiatives.