Overview
- The Instituto Peruano del Deporte issued a public apology to delegations, judges and athletes for logistical problems encountered on arrival in Lima.
- The agency said the Contraloría General de la República will start investigations to identify responsibility for planning and organizational failures at the event.
- The IPD reported it is coordinating remedial steps with the national government and thanked an economic measure intended to ensure proper execution of the Games.
- Public scrutiny has intensified since the IPD absorbed Proyecto Legado earlier this year as reports highlighted unfinished sites and disordered operations.
- Former Proyecto Legado director Carlos Zegarra called for a sweeping overhaul focused on digitalization, traceability and stronger supervision to protect preparations for Lima 2027.