Fact checkPoliticsPublished June 4, 2026
The claim
“Peru's Congress censured President Jose Jeri with a vote of 75 in favor, 24 against, and three abstentions due to his unregistered meetings with businessman Zhihua Yang.”
News article reporting on Peru's Congress vote regarding the Chifagate scandal
Our verdict
False
The article claims a 75‑24‑3 vote to censure President Jose Jeri, but the Wikipedia entry on the censure states that Congress approved the censure with a simple majority of 66 votes.
What we found
This discrepancy indicates the vote count in the claim is inaccurate.
The evidence
- Contradicts the claim
Wikipedia reports that Congress censured Jeri with a simple majority of 66 votes, not 75-24-3.
en.wikipedia.org· Wikipedia vote count
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