Overview
- Congressman Edward Málaga said the censure motion should be debated and voted next week under Article 86, which sets a four‑to‑ten day window after presentation.
- Three Acción Popular members—Carlos Alva, Elvis Vergara, and Juan Carlos Mori—and APP’s José Luis Elías asked to withdraw their signatures, drawing accusations of political shielding.
- Juntos por el Perú legislator Roberto Sánchez requested to add his signature to offset the withdrawals.
- The motion entered with 37 signatures and, despite the four withdrawals, still meets the threshold for admission to debate.
- The case centers on alleged mismanagement of Machu Picchu overcrowding and related risks, with additional criticisms tied to the Nasca protected‑area reduction and administrative irregularities.