Ricardo Belmont, leader of the Obras party in Peru, has strongly condemned the efforts of some parliamentarians within his party to promote a censure motion against the Minister of the Interior (Mininter). Belmont described the move as a "betrayal" and announced a meeting with senators and deputies from Obras scheduled for Tuesday to address the issue. He emphasized the importance of allowing a minister at least six months in office before considering removal. Belmont stated decisively that those responsible for this perceived treachery would face consequences, declaring, “The one who betrays leaves.” This internal conflict within Obras signals potential instability within the Peruvian government and raises questions about the future of the Minister of the Interior’s position. The censure motion’s proponents have yet to publicly respond to Belmont's accusations.