Congress: Remodeling of Canteens Cost S/2.65 Million and Was Tendered as “Maintenance”
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Under the presidency of Fujimorista Fernando Rospigliosi the project was started and approved in April of this year 2026, a few months after the start of the new system
According to one report, the project originated from a technical report prepared by the General Services Department and obtained approval in April 2026 by the Board of Directors, which was chaired at that time by the current fujimorist senator Fernando Rospigliosi.
The Congress of the Republic allocated about S/ 3 million public resources to the remodelling of two canteens of the Legislative Palace, one of them reserved for deputies and senators.
The Congress of the Republic allocated 2,650,000 suns to remodel its dining rooms, located under the Congress Park. This situation has generated questions due to the demands that were requested for the new spaces, which will be used by the senators and deputies.
The Congress of the Republic allocated almost S/3 million of the national treasury to the remodeling of its dining rooms for parliamentarians and workers, leaving aside the conventional atmosphere that worked until May of this year, as revealed by “Fourth Power”.
The new design includes porcelain floors, sintered stone and decorative elements. Parliament’s old dining room ran until May this year.
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