Overview
- Carlos Álvarez confirmed he remains País Para Todos’ presidential candidate following an internal review of the state-funded electoral broadcast scheme.
- País Para Todos removed three officials who handled the franja electoral — William Amílcar Meza Valencia, Marco Delgado Azabache and Juan Vayes Figueroa — and said it will forgo the public financing.
- The party stated its review found no undue benefits or corruption, attributed errors to inexperience, and said Álvarez did not take part in the operational decisions under question.
- Investigative reports allege parties routed more than S/80 million in franja funds to media linked to affiliates, with País Para Todos allocating S/642,000 to Nativa TV among several cited cases.
- Peruvian prosecutors have prepared diligences into potential misuse of franja resources as election officials and experts highlight legal gaps that permit contracting affiliate-owned media.