The Congressional Oversight Commission set a date and time for the summons of the Ministers of the Interior, Vicente Tiburcio, and of Energy and Mines, Luis Enrique Bravo, to that working group, to answer for the alleged links between President José Jerí and the Chinese businessman Zhihua Yang. The members of the Álvarez cabinet have been summoned for this Monday, February 2 from 2:00 pm
Tiburcio must respond to the commission chaired by Elvis Vergara for the unregistered meeting held by the president with Zhihua Yang in a chifa in San Borja, on December 26, a dinner that the minister himself acknowledged having attended with Jerí.
Meanwhile, the head of the Mininter will have to report on the status of the Pachachaca 2 hydroelectric plant project that was awarded to the company Hidroeléctrica América SAC, owned by Zhihua Yang. This Chinese businessman is also being investigated for illegal mining.
Jerí’s secret meetings and possible favors for companies linked to Chinese businessmen have led to up to seven motions of censure and a vacancy against the president in Congress.
Last Sunday, the Punto Final program revealed that on December 23, 2025 —three days before the meeting at the San Borja chifa—, this company of the presidential friend, presented a letter to the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem), registered with the number 4188671, in which it requested a new start date of operations. That is, changing May 1, 2026 to June 15, 2029, which implies a three-year extension.
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