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They Denounce Plagiarism in the Thesis of Deputy Arturo Eusebio, of the Party Obras

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Congressman Arturo Eusebio (Works Party) was accused of plagiarizing his graduate thesis from Enrique Guzmán y Valle National University, which dates back to 2018, with research from other study houses and even college assignments, as revealed by “Quarto Poder”.
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The master's thesis of Congressman Arturo César Eusebio Padilla (Works) presents a 65 % similarity to other documents published on the Internet, according to a review with the software Turnitin. According to the Sunday of Cuarto Poder, the work, presented in 2018 at the National University of Education Enrique Guzmán y Valle (La Cantuta), contains paragraphs and complete pages that coincide with 82 different sources.

·Lima, Peru
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Congressman Arturo Eusebio (Works Party) was accused of plagiarizing his graduate thesis from Enrique Guzmán y Valle National University, which dates back to 2018, with research from other study houses and even college assignments, as revealed by “Quarto Poder”.

·Lima, Peru
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The deputy for the party Obras was approached by the press, who asked him later that the antiplagio software Turnitin throws out that his work has more than 50% similarity to others.

According to a report by Cuarto Poder, the coincidences identified include excerpts from university theses published before the investigation of the MP and even parts of the thanks.

·Lima, Peru
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La República broke the news in Lima, Peru on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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