Peruvian Airport Chaos, Congresswomen's Scandal, and Mining Corruption: An Investigative Report

Peruvian Airport Chaos, Congresswomen's Scandal, and Mining Corruption: Epicentro TV's Investigative Report Peru is facing multiple crises, as highlighted in a recent investigative report by Epicentro TV. The report details issues at the newly inaugurated Jorge Chávez International Airport, where passengers faced long lines, exorbitant fees, and accessibility challenges. One passenger stated, "It's unbelievable that they charge you whatever they want; there should be one fixed price." The report also reveals that two congresswomen under investigation for alleged corruption attempted to join President Boluarte's trip to France without parliamentary approval. Their letters requesting inclusion were made public by Epicentro TV. This incident further highlights concerns about transparency and accountability within the Peruvian government. Following the release of these letters, one of the congresswomen withdrew her request. Adding to the concerns, Epicentro TV also obtained a confidential resolution revealing the dismissal of PromPerú's London director for alleged sexual harassment. This case underscores broader issues of workplace misconduct within government agencies. Finally, the report details the connection between a high-ranking official in the Ministry of Energy and Mines and a group involved in illegal mining, including activities near the Nazca Lines. These revelations raise serious questions about corruption and environmental protection in Peru. The report concludes with a quote from former Interior Minister José Elice, who described the excessive benefits enjoyed by parliamentarians. Despite these various challenges, the report also highlights the importance of independent journalism in uncovering these issues and bringing them to public attention.