Overview
- López Aliaga submitted his resignation to the Metropolitan Council to seek the presidency in 2026, according to national reports.
- He had said in a television interview that he would file the resignation at 3:30 p.m. Monday after a public accountability event at Parque de la Exposición.
- Deputy mayor Renzo Reggiardo is expected to assume leadership of the municipality following the departure.
- In his presentation, López Aliaga touted $1 billion in investment and a double-A credit rating, claims contrasted by reporting that cites municipal debt above S/4,000 million and high disapproval in recent polls.
- He highlighted works such as the Agua de Emergencia program and the Ñaña–Morón connectivity projects, pledging immediate supervision of the Ñaña bridge to ease traffic in Lima Este.