Peruvian Congress Backtracks on Controversial Actor Royalty Bill

Peruvian Congress Reverses Decision to Eliminate Actor Royalties Peru's Congress recently made headlines after initially approving a bill that would eliminate royalties for actors. This decision sparked immediate outrage among actors and widespread criticism on social media. The bill, which aimed to [insert specific details about bill's intentions], was met with fierce opposition. Actresses Mónica Sánchez and Tatiana Astengo, prominent figures in the Peruvian entertainment industry, voiced their concerns, stating, "This decision is a direct attack on the livelihoods of actors and actresses who rely on royalties for their work." The public outcry, fueled by social media campaigns, ultimately led the Congress to reverse its decision. The reversal demonstrates the power of social media in influencing political decisions and underscores the importance of protecting artists' rights.