Peruvian Senator Alejandro Muñante of Renovación Popular has criticized the recently formed opposition bloc in the Senate, led by Daniel Barragán. He alleges that the opposition, comprised of parties including Obras, Buen Gobierno, Ahora Nación, and Juntos por el Perú, has a singular focus: securing the release of former President Pedro Castillo. Muñante warned the Senate against becoming obstructionist towards the current government, suggesting the opposition’s motives are politically driven rather than focused on national interests. He questioned the composition of the opposition, implying a lack of diverse political goals. This criticism comes amidst ongoing political tensions following Castillo’s removal from office. Muñante's statements highlight concerns about potential gridlock and the prioritization of individual cases over governmental function. The senator’s comments signal a likely contentious relationship between the governing party and the new opposition forces.