The ex-president Martin Vizcarra detailed a series of key points related to his management and asserted that He made various mistakes during his time at the helm of the Executive, which led to his vacancy in 2020. In addition, he revealed that his actions generated the discontent of political groups such as Keiko Fujimori and the APRA.
Martín Vizcarra: “Fujimorism does not forgive that the closure of Congress led to its debacle”
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