According to 97.465% of the recorded records by the ONPE, Rafael López Aliaga, having obtained 26.292% of the votes, is the virtual Mayor of Lima Metropolitan. Given this, the lawyer Rosa Maria Palacios analyzed the political scene that leaves this electoral panorama.
“It seems that López Aliaga is going to be the mayor of Lima. And something must be said about his conduct. Yesterday, he showed up with a van full of logos, which is prohibited. He interrupted the electoral act, which is also prohibited. And he showed his vote, which carries a penalty of one year, according to the Penal Code”said the presenter of “Unscripted”.
Likewise, Palacios questioned that López Aliaga made a claim for the printing of his party’s logo during the elections last Sunday.
“He who wins wins, and he who loses loses; but you cannot be alleging, in the middle of the electoral process, irregularities that exist only in the imagination of someone who fears losing and who is putting together a victory so that he is granted a victory that he does not deserve, “said the lawyer.
Lastly, the presenter of “No Script” He stated that in this election it is difficult to talk about big winners. “Outside of Lima, Renovación Popular does not exist, nor does Solidaridad Nacional. Outside of Lima, let’s say that Podemos does not exist either. The two winners of Lima”ended.
How much will Rafael López Aliaga earn as mayor of Metropolitan Lima?
the elect Mayor of Lima will have a monthly remuneration of S/15,600, according to the Supreme Decree No. 413-2019-EF established in the Government of Martín Vizcarra. In that line, this figure is the highest for a mayor, unlike the salary received by other mayors of the different districts of the country according to the electoral population they are in charge of.
Rafael López Aliaga continues to win the elections in Lima with 97,500% of the votes counted. Photo: composition by Gerson Cardoso
Susel Paredes on López Aliaga: “Let’s not forget that his party is the recycling of National Solidarity”
The Congressman Susel Paredes extended his congratulations to virtual mayor of Lima, Rafael López Aliaga. However, he indicated that he will supervise the management of the new mayor; He also asked not to forget the beginnings of the party with which he reaches the municipal seat today.
“I hope that Renovación Popular has responsibility when Lima governs. Let’s not forget that his party is the recycling of Castañeda Lossio’s National Solidarity. So we are going to see many managers who have worked with (Luis) Castañeda”said the parliamentarian in dialogue with TV Peru.
Minister Alejandro Salas greets Rafael López Aliaga for his victory
The head of the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion (MTPE), Alejandro Salas, extended his greetings to the virtual mayor of Lima, Rafael López Aliaga.
“We are waiting for him in the Executive branch to work together, (…) the political campaign is over”noted the headline.
Daniel Urresti greets victory of Rafael López Aliaga to the mayor of Lima
Daniel Urresti used his social networks to make his opinion known about the results of these 2022 elections.
“We accept the results of the ONPE without hesitation”specified the candidate for Podemos Peru through his social networks.
“Dear mayor-elect, what Lima needs first is to recover citizen security. Do that first. I hope to see him on January 2 personally closing down the stalls in Las Malvinas, where they sell stolen cell phones, just as he promised”the former presidential candidate also wrote.
What did Daniel Urresti say about Rafael López Aliaga’s triumph? Photo: composition The Republic
Vladimir Cerrón criticizes Rafael López Aliaga’s victory: “A disastrous government awaits Lima”
“I am sure that a nefarious, improvised, repressive, homophobic, misogynistic, xenophobic government awaits Lima, at the service of fundamentalism and big exploitative capital,” said leftist politician Vladimir Cerrón in an attempt to distance himself from the management that Rafael López Aliaga will assume the mayor’s office of Lima as of January 1 of next year.
Likewise, marking a clear dissatisfaction with the results of Metropolitan Lima, he warned on his social networks that this management will be the most felt by the popular classes. “Walkers, taxi drivers, small businessmen, migrants and provincials from the cones will be the victims,” said the former official.
Vladimir Cerrón distanced himself from the new virtual mayor of Lima. Photo: composition by Gerson Cardoso/ La República Photo:
