# Peru Deputy Files Constitutional Complaint Against Ombudsman Over Congress Closure Comments

Analí Márquez filed a constitutional complaint against Peru's Ombudsman for suggesting a Congress closure would boost Keiko Fujimori's approval.

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Analí Márquez, a deputy from the Juntos por el Perú party, filed a constitutional complaint against Josué Gutiérrez, the Ombudsman of Peru. [^1]

The complaint was triggered after Gutiérrez stated that an eventual closure of the Congress of the Republic would increase the approval of President Keiko Fujimori. [^2]

Analí Márquez accused Gutiérrez of anticipating the political profitability of the measure rather than warning about its illegality. [^3]

Gutiérrez compared the potential citizen support for a Congress closure to the support his father received during the 1992 autogolpe under Alberto Fujimori. [^4]

Analí Márquez alleges that Josué Gutiérrez violated constitutional articles 38, 43, 45, 161, and 162 of the Political Constitution of Peru. [^5]

On August 27, Josué Gutiérrez stated in interviews with Canal N and Exitosa that dissolving the Congress could immediately increase President Keiko Fujimori's popularity by 20 to 30 percentage points. [^6]

The complaint argues that Gutiérrez violated principles of the separation of powers and the democratic rule of law by evaluating the political effects of a potential congressional dissolution instead of its constitutionality. [^7]

## What this stands on

1. Analí Márquez, a deputy from the Juntos por el Perú party, filed a constitutional complaint against Josué Gutiérrez, the Ombudsman of Peru. (La República.pe, News)
2. The complaint was triggered after Gutiérrez stated that an eventual closure of the Congress of the Republic would increase the approval of President Keiko Fujimori. (La República.pe, News)
3. Analí Márquez accused Gutiérrez of anticipating the political profitability of the measure rather than warning about its illegality. (La República.pe, News)
4. Gutiérrez compared the potential citizen support for a Congress closure to the support his father received during the 1992 autogolpe under Alberto Fujimori. (La República.pe, News)
5. Analí Márquez alleges that Josué Gutiérrez violated constitutional articles 38, 43, 45, 161, and 162 of the Political Constitution of Peru. (Gestión, News)
6. On August 27, Josué Gutiérrez stated in interviews with Canal N and Exitosa that dissolving the Congress could immediately increase President Keiko Fujimori's popularity by 20 to 30 percentage points. (Gestión, News)
7. The complaint argues that Gutiérrez violated principles of the separation of powers and the democratic rule of law by evaluating the political effects of a potential congressional dissolution instead of its constitutionality. (Gestión, News)

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