Talks & Presentations

Our study highlights Peru’s democratic setback post-Odebrecht despite anti-corruption efforts. We aim to understand why trust didn’t recover and explore ways to strengthen political integrity. Through varied methods, we analyze Peru’s politics, focusing on the link between public sentiment, reforms, and anti-corruption actions.

In the midst of a global pandemic, the resilience of democratic processes faced a crucial test. Contrary to fears, elections amidst COVID-19 didn’t intensify reported cases, emphasizing that safeguarding both electoral integrity and public health remains a critical balance in uncertain times.

Peru’s journey from 4.82% female representation in the Legislative branch to 37.69% in 2021 signifies progress, yet challenges persist. Despite electoral reforms, women face political, institutional, and social barriers.

Peru’s Congress saw a doubling of parliamentary groups from six to twelve, signaling persistent division. The connection between this division and declining party discipline is attributed to factors like party affiliations and subnational competition dynamics. Exploring how these elements shape Peru’s political scene, this article aims to spark discussions on the complexities of party dynamics.