Overview
- Investigative program Cuarto Poder recorded coordinator Alex Paredes picking up Orué at 7:55 a.m. and waiting in an official-marked vehicle while she exercised at a gym above a chifa.
- The report states they returned to her home and later headed to Congress, noting she was not present in the plenary at 10:22 a.m. that day.
- Orué acknowledges Paredes has transported her "a couple of times" and maintains the transfers were off the clock, rejecting any wrongdoing.
- Former congressional official José Cevasco and legal specialists argue a coordinator should not perform private errands and warn of possible conflicts of interest.
- Cuarto Poder also reports that adviser Renzo Nicolás Basurco earns S/10,000 as Asesor II and is closely linked to Orué’s sister, citing a 2021 police record, with no formal investigation or sanctions reported to date.