Peruvian Congressman Carlos Mesía, representing the Fujimorista political movement, has come to the defense of the Senate’s actions regarding amendments to a bill concerning security and the prevention of the El Niño climate phenomenon. Mesía countered criticisms leveled by opposition benches regarding points introduced into the draft legislation approved by the Chamber of Deputies. He stated that comments made by Minister Ernesto Álvarez concerning the opposition “help little” to support the Executive Branch. This highlights a growing tension between the government and opposition forces concerning the handling of El Niño preparedness. The debate centers on changes made to the original bill, with opponents questioning the Senate’s revisions. Mesía’s statement suggests a broader concern over how the Executive is navigating the political landscape while addressing the critical issue of climate-related risks in Peru. The situation underscores the complexities of achieving consensus on disaster prevention measures.