A Peruvian government audit has revealed serious irregularities in a cultural agreement between the Cusco Culture Department and the Spanish association Pi Rambla Heritage. The investigation centers around alleged favoritism and overlap with the existing Chincana archaeological project. Three Culture Ministry officials are facing accusations related to the questionable allocation of funds. Concerns have also been raised regarding potentially unauthorized archaeological interventions at the site. Whistleblowers claim documents demonstrate illicit activities within the project’s implementation. The findings suggest potential mismanagement of resources intended for cultural preservation. This case highlights challenges of transparency and accountability in cultural heritage projects.