These are the congressmen who voted against the censure of José Jerí

The now former president José Jerí He was eventually removed from office. After exonerating himself from the debate, with 75 votes in favor, 24 against and 3 abstentions, Parliament approved the motions of censure against the president in his capacity as head of Congress.

Among the congressmen who voted against the censure of Jerí are, mainly, the Fujimori bench and the Somos Perú bench, a party to which the president himself belongs.

Congress is getting ready to elect José Jerí’s successor after his censure. Among the names mentioned are two congressmen involved in the ‘Los Ninos’ case, they are Silvia Monteza and Juan Carlos Mori, both from Acción Popular.

Below is the list of all the congressmen who voted against the censure and, consequently, sought to save Jerí and keep him in the position of president:

Carlos Enrique Alva Rojas – Popular Action
Ilich Fredy López Ureña – Popular Action
Alejandro Aguinaga Recuenco – Fuerza Popular
Arturo Alegría García – Fuerza Popular
Rosángella Barbarán Reyes – Fuerza Popular
Ernesto Bustamante Donayre – Fuerza Popular
Eduardo Castillo Rivas – Fuerza Popular
Nilza Chacón Trujillo – Fuerza Popular
Víctor Flores Ruíz – Fuerza Popular
Raúl Huamán Coronado – Fuerza Popular
Mery Infantes Castañeda – Fuerza Popular
Carmen Patricia Juárez Gallegos – Fuerza Popular
Jeny López Morales – Fuerza Popular
Martha Moyano Delgado – Fuerza Popular
Auristela Obando Morgan – Fuerza Popular
Tania Ramírez García – Fuerza Popular
César Revilla Villanueva – Fuerza Popular
Chunga Zeta Cross – Popular Force
Javier Padilla Romero – Honor and Democracy
Alfredo Azurín Loayza – We are Peru
Elizabeth Medina Hermosilla – We are Peru
Jorge Morante Figari – We are Peru
Alex Paredes Gonzlaes – We are Peru
Ana Zegarra Saboya – We are Peru

With this result, José Jerí becomes the eighth president to leave power in just 10 years.

Now, Congress has until 6 pm today, February 17, to officially present the lists of candidates who will compete to assume the succession after the departure of José Jerí.

In addition, the president of Congress, Fernando Rospigliosi, reported that tomorrow, February 18, the session will be held in which the person who will assume the position of president will be officially designated.