A recent investigative report alleges the Peruvian Congress allocated over S/2.6 million (Peruvian Soles) to three political parties – Fuerza Popular, Peru Libre, and APP – for discounts on the salaries of their affiliated workers. The funds were reportedly distributed via checks and bank transfers. The Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) has stated that such salary discounts are not permitted under current regulations. The report, originating from the program Punto Final, raises questions about the legality and transparency of these financial transactions. This allocation effectively used public funds to subsidize the wages of party members employed in the private sector. The alleged practice has prompted scrutiny regarding potential misuse of state resources and compliance with financial laws. Further investigation is expected to determine the full extent of the funding and any potential repercussions.