Overview
- The Pleno of the Cámara de Diputados set debate of the interpelation motions for Thursday, September 10, and voted 71–50 to urgently invite Prime Minister Luis Galarreta and ministers César Astudillo and Rafael Belaúnde to report to the full chamber.
- Deputy Marlon Aguirre formally withdrew his signature from the Astudillo motion on September 9, but the interpelation retains 30 signatures, above the 20 required for the procedure to proceed.
- The defense interpelation, registered on August 14 with 43 questions, asks Rafael Belaúnde to explain alleged ties to Minera Poderosa, the results of operations in Pataz and plans to expand Armed Forces roles in emergency zones.
- The interior interpelation, filed on September 3 with 27 questions, demands that César Astudillo account for criticisms of his leadership and provide concrete, measurable security actions and results.
- Separately, the Comisión de Justicia approved a report recommending rejection of the Executive's requested delegated faculties by an 11–4 vote and the Senate created a 12‑month multipartite security oversight commission by a 38–10–3 vote, while the Cámara will debate forming an investigatory commission into the April 25 Colcabamba operation where five civilians died and vehicle forensics reportedly found no illegal drugs.