Overview
- The motion was filed by the opposition blocs Ahora Nación, Juntos por el Perú and Obras and was formally registered on Monday, September 21, signed by 24 deputies.
- The 44-question dossier is organized in blocks that demand answers on the Universidad Nacional de Ucayali crisis, multiple SUNEDU matters including the archived sexual‑harassment complaint against SUNEDU superintendent Vicente Paul Espinoza, contested senior appointments, and policy issues such as teacher pensions, changes to teachers’ labor conditions, and announced curriculum edits to remove "ideology."
- The interpellation singles out specific personnel decisions and names appointees under scrutiny, including Doris Lorena Gavilano Iglesias, Pedro Elmer Morales Gonzales, Tania Ramírez, Diana Gonzales and several former legislators now in sector posts.
- Under congressional rules the plenary must acknowledge the motion at its next session and then vote in the following session on admitting it, a step that would compel the minister to respond publicly to the full 44‑question pliego in a plenary hearing.
- This is the fourth opposition interpellation of the legislative period and the first aimed at the education ministry under President Keiko Fujimori; the move increases oversight pressure and could affect retired teachers waiting for pension regulation and students disrupted by the Ucayali institutional crisis.