Rafael López Aliaga, leader of the Popular Renewal party, revealed he voted for Keiko Fujimori in the presidential election despite personal reservations, admitting he did so with reluctance. He stated his public support for Fujimori’s candidacy was a decision made by the majority within his party, acknowledging existing disagreements with her Fuerza Popular political group. López Aliaga, now a Congressman-elect, also warned he will actively oppose Fujimori’s government from within the legislature, effectively promising to act as a check on her power. This disclosure highlights internal divisions within the right-wing political landscape in Peru following the recent election. His statement suggests a potentially turbulent relationship between Popular Renewal and a Fujimori administration. The admission raises questions about the solidity of the coalition supporting Fujimori and the challenges she may face in governing. López Aliaga’s position indicates a willingness to prioritize party unity over personal political alignment.