Congressman Marlon Aguirre of Juntos por el Perú is contemplating leaving the party’s parliamentary group, alongside up to five other lawmakers, due to internal disagreements. Aguirre expressed concerns about the leadership’s approach and advocated for a stronger response to growing citizen insecurity, a significant national issue. He criticized the handling within the current political bloc and is reassessing his political future. The congressman also discussed legislative powers sought by the Executive Branch and the importance of protecting the Nazca Lines. Aguirre intends to continue prioritizing the needs of the Junín region, regardless of his party affiliation. This potential departure signals further instability within Juntos por el Perú.