The ruling party, “Pueblo Soberano,” has effectively blocked legislative oversight and accountability measures. At least sixteen motions have been rejected across three legislative commissions, and ten previously submitted cases have been archived without review. Furthermore, proposals to establish provincial oversight committees were also denied. These actions demonstrate a clear pattern of resistance to criticism and political scrutiny from the government. The obstructionist tactics suggest a desire to shield high-ranking officials from investigation and any form of accountability. Critics argue this lack of transparency undermines democratic processes and concentrates power within the ruling party. The moves raise concerns about potential corruption and abuse of power within the government.