Urresti, after the exit poll: “López Aliaga has done nothing and will do nothing for Lima. It would be unconstitutional to give him credentials.”

Following recent electoral events in Lima, comedian and former presidential candidate Carlos Álvarez addressed his political alignment with Rafael López Aliaga, leader of Renovación Popular. Álvarez stated that his association is driven by shared objectives regarding citizen security and explicitly denied seeking any public office or government position through the alliance.

Simultaneously, Daniel Urresti, the mayoral candidate for Podemos Perú, publicly criticized the potential issuance of credentials to López Aliaga as the mayor of Lima. Urresti argued that López Aliaga has not contributed and will not contribute to the city, further claiming that granting him official credentials would be unconstitutional.