Peruvian lawmakers are sharply divided following the granting of safe conduct to Betssy Chávez, a controversial figure. While some legislators support the decision, others strongly criticize it, viewing it as an obstruction of justice. Critics are even calling on the government to initiate extradition proceedings against Chávez. The differing viewpoints reflect a deep political rift within Peru's legislative bodies – the Senate and Chamber of Deputies. The granting of safe conduct, described by some as an “obligation,” has fueled further instability. This decision is likely to intensify the ongoing political turmoil as various factions stake their positions. The situation highlights the complex challenges facing the current administration regarding accountability and due process.