Overview
- Carlos Álvarez closed his run in Lurigancho-Chosica with a call for a national unity pact and urged voters to reject corrupt candidates.
- He said rivals had smeared his name and family during the race and cast his response as a show of resolve.
- He detailed a proposal to pay volunteers in military service a minimum-wage stipend and offer direct entry to National Police sub-officer schools after two years of training.
- In a separate finale in Chiclayo, he leaned on satirical impressions of figures like Ricardo Belmont, Keiko Fujimori and Rafael López Aliaga to lampoon opponents.
- Both events featured party congressional hopefuls and cast members from his shows, with RPP emphasizing his security and youth pitch while Caretas spotlighted the theatrical satire.