# Peruvian MP Marlon Aguirre Considers Leaving Party Amid Internal Disputes

Peruvian legislator Marlon Aguirre faces internal conflict and disciplinary action while considering joining opposition parties.

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Marlon Aguirre, a legislator for Juntos por el Perú, announced on Tuesday that he has received proposals from other legislative benches to join them. [^1]

Four deputies from the Juntos por el Perú parliamentary bloc in Peru are reportedly planning to defect to rival parties, with four moving to Fuerza Popular and two to Renovación Popular. [^2]

Marlon Aguirre, a deputy for Junín representing the Juntos por el Perú party, stated during an interview that he has not ruled out switching to the Fuerza Popular party. [^3]

Ernesto Zunini, a deputy for the Juntos por el Perú parliamentary group, stated in an interview with La República that publicly exposing internal differences is irresponsible. [^4]

Marlon Aguirre, a member of the Juntos por el Perú bench, publicly questioned his continued membership in the group and left open the possibility of joining Fuerza Popular. [^5]

Ernesto Zunini, a colleague of Aguirre, warned that his membership in Juntos por el Perú would be evaluated due to criticisms of the party's decisions. [^6]

Marlon Aguirre publicly criticized the internal management and political decisions adopted by his party in the Congress. [^7]

## What this stands on

1. Marlon Aguirre, a legislator for Juntos por el Perú, announced on Tuesday that he has received proposals from other legislative benches to join them. (RPP, News)
2. Four deputies from the Juntos por el Perú parliamentary bloc in Peru are reportedly planning to defect to rival parties, with four moving to Fuerza Popular and two to Renovación Popular. (La República.pe, News)
3. Marlon Aguirre, a deputy for Junín representing the Juntos por el Perú party, stated during an interview that he has not ruled out switching to the Fuerza Popular party. (La República.pe, News)
4. Ernesto Zunini, a deputy for the Juntos por el Perú parliamentary group, stated in an interview with La República that publicly exposing internal differences is irresponsible. (La República.pe, News)
5. Marlon Aguirre, a member of the Juntos por el Perú bench, publicly questioned his continued membership in the group and left open the possibility of joining Fuerza Popular. (La República.pe, News)
6. Ernesto Zunini, a colleague of Aguirre, warned that his membership in Juntos por el Perú would be evaluated due to criticisms of the party's decisions. (RPP, News)
7. Marlon Aguirre publicly criticized the internal management and political decisions adopted by his party in the Congress. (RPP, News)

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