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Motion of Censure Against César Astudillo Generates Division in Now Nation

Summary by La República
While party leader Alfonso López Chau and deputy Harvey Colchado oppose immediate censorship, Senators Ruth Luque and Mirtha Vásquez demand the departure of César Astudillo for the lack of a plan against crime.
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The House Spokespersons' Board also agreed that Thursday will realize the motion of interpellation filed against the Minister of Education, José Antonio Chang.

·Lima, Peru
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The deputy explained that the decision was taken considering that the holder of the Interior has been in office for approximately two months and that, in the opinion of the majority of the bench, there are no elements to support censorship.

The motion of censure against the Minister of the Interior, César Astudillo, has generated discrepancies within Now Nation. Rep. Harvey Colchado publicly asked his fellow benches to reject it and proposed to exercise a “firm but technical opposition.” Instead, Senators Mirtha Vásquez and Ruth Luque expressed their support for the censorship.

·Lima, Peru
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Popular Force Senator Karla Schaefer rejected the motion of censure against César Astudillo and asked the Chamber of Deputies to reflect.

·Lima, Peru
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People's Force Senator Karla Schaefer questions the motion of censorship against C sar Astudillo, Minister of the Interior, and expresses her rejection of a possible departure from office.

While party leader Alfonso López Chau and deputy Harvey Colchado oppose immediate censorship, Senators Ruth Luque and Mirtha Vásquez demand the departure of César Astudillo for the lack of a plan against crime.

·Lima, Peru
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La República broke the news in Lima, Peru on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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