Juan Carlos Lizarzaburu

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Juan Carlos Lizarzaburu

Member of Congress
Incumbent
Assumed office 26 July 2021
Constituency	Overseas

Personal details
Born	Juan Carlos Martín Lizarzaburu Lizarzaburu (1969-06-20) 20 June 1969 (age 54) Lima, Peru
Political party	Popular Force

Juan Carlos Martín Lizarzaburu Lizarzaburu (born 20 June 1969) is a Peruvian politician. He was elected congressman of the Republic of Peru for overseas citizens for the 2021-2026 parliamentary period representing Popular Force. He is one of two politicians to represent the electoral district.

Political career[edit]

In the general elections of 2021, Lizarzaburu was elected to the Peruvian Congress for overseas citizens with Popular Force. He garnered 20,049 votes for the parliamentary period 2021-2026.^[1]

Lizarzaburu is based in Spain.^[2]

References[edit]

^ "Resultados de las elecciones al Congreso". La República (in Spanish). Retrieved August 22, 2021.
^ "Congresista de Fuerza Popular fue increpado por peruanos en Argentina por carta de disculpas al rey de España". Infobae. October 1, 2022.

Congress of the Republic of Peru (2021–2026)

Amazonas:	Infantes Montalvo
Ancash:	Espinoza Camones Chacón Varas Portalatino
Apurímac:	Taipe Gutiérrez
Arequipa:	Martínez Gonzales Paredes Quito Agüero Medina
Ayacucho:	Flores Tacuri Palacios
Cajamarca:	Monteza Julon Ramírez Gonza Echeverría Quiroz
Callao:	Chirinos Obando Wong Herrera
Cusco:	Aragón Soto* Luque Bellido Ugarte
Huancavelica:	Soto Pariona
Huánuco:	Picón Reyes Medina

Ica:	Doroteo Huamán Marticorena Elías
Junín:	López Jiménez Reymundo Robles Cerrón
La Libertad:	Alva Ruiz Acuña Bazán Burgos Flores Kamiche
Lambayeque:	Portero Acuña Córdova Aguinaga Balcázar
Lima:	Alva Arriola Chiabra Echaíz Amuruz Cavero Tudela Williams Yarrow Barbarán Bustamante Guerra García Juárez Moyano Bazán Cortez Sánchez Bermejo Tello Anderson Calle Luna Cueto Montoya Muñante Jáuregui de Aguayo Alcarraz Azurín Jerí Málaga Pablo Paredes Valer
Overseas:	Lizarzaburu Zeballos
Lima Region:	Olivos Cordero Rivas Padilla
Loreto:	Mori Torres Morante Saavedra

Madre de Dios:	Salhuana
Moquegua:	Coayla Cutipa
Pasco:	Díaz Dávila
Piura:	García Juárez Castillo Revilla Zeta Ciccia Elera
Puno:	Flores Zeballos Cruz Quispe Zea
San Martín:	Paredes Trigozo Alegría Vásquez
Tacna:	Chávez Herrera
Tumbes:	Cordero Ventura
Ucayali:	Vergara López Paredes

* President of Congress

Parties/Alliances: Free Peru; Popular Force/Fujimorists; Popular Action; Alliance for Progress; Go on Country – Social Integration Party; Popular Renewal; We Are Peru – Purple Party; Together for Peru; Podemos Perú