Guillermo Aliaga

Guillermo Antonio Alejandro Aliaga Pajares (born 28 October 1986) is a Peruvian politician. He is a Congressman for the 2020–2021 term, and belongs to the We Are Peru party.[1]

Guillermo Aliaga


Second Vice President of Congress
In office 16 March 2020 – 15 November 2020
President	Manuel Merino
Preceded by	Salvador Heresi
Succeeded by	Mirtha Vásquez (acting)
Member of Congress
Incumbent
Assumed office March 16, 2020
Constituency	Lima

Personal details
Born	(1986-10-28) 28 October 1986 Lima, Peru
Nationality	Peruvian
Political party	We Are Peru (2017–present)
Alma mater	University of Lima (LLB) National University of San Marcos
Occupation	Politician
Profession	Lawyer

He was Second Vice President of Congress from March 16, 2020 to November 15, 2020

References

http://www.congreso.gob.pe/congresistas2016/GuillermoAliaga/

Congress of the Republic of Peru (2020-2021)

Amazonas:	Montoya (FA) Vásquez (DD)
Ancash:	Alencraste (PDSP) Bartolo (NC) Barrionuevo (DD) Guibovich (AP) Pérez (APP)
Apurímac:	Checco (FA) Merino (APP)
Arequipa:	Alarcón (UPP) Ancalle (FA) Chaiña (NC) Núñez (PM) Oseda (FREPAP) Paredes (AP)
Ayacucho:	Mamani (NC) Mendoza (UPP) Rivas (APP)
Cajamarca:	Benavides (APP) González (APP) Tocto (DD) Troyes (AP) Vásquez (FA) Vigo (FP/F)
Callao:	García (AP) Gonzales (PM) Pichilingue (FP/F) Rayme (FREPAP)
Cusco:	Fernández (PDSP) Hidalgo (APP) Huamán (FREPAP) Pantoja (UPP) Vásquez (AP)
Huancavelica:	Chagua (UPP) Durand (AP)
Huánuco:	Bajonero (AP) Fabián (AP) Pérez (APP)
Ica:	Alonzo (FP/F) Ayquipa (FREPAP) Condori (APP) Oyola (AP)

Junín:	Chavarría (UPP) Combina (APP) Gutarra (FREPAP) Llaulli (AP) Tito (FP/F)
La Libertad:	Bazán (FA) Novoa (AP) Núñez (FREPAP) Rodas (APP) Valdez (APP) Vivanco (FP/F) Yupanqui (DD)
Lambayeque:	Acuña (APP) Ayasta (FP/F) Campos (AP) Gallardo (PP) Pérez (PDSP)
Lima:	Aliaga (PDSP) Burga (AP) Cabrera (PP) Castillo (PP) Cayllahua (FREPAP) Céspedes (FREPAP) Chávez (FP/F) Chehade (APP) Columbus (FP/F) Contreras (Ind.) Costa (PM) de Belaúnde (PM) R. Espinoza (Ind.) Y. Espinoza (PP) Fernández (FA) García (PP) Gupioc (PP) Lazo (AP) Lizárraga (PM) Luna (PP) Mesía (FP/F) Olivares (PM) Omonte (APP) Pineda (FREPAP) Retamozo (FREPAP) Rivera (AP) Roel (AP) Rubio (FREPAP) Saavedra (AP) Sagasti (PM) Sánchez (PP) Silva-Santisteban (FA) Solís (PM) Urresti (PP) Valer (FP/F) Vega (UPP)
Lima Region:	Almeri (PP) Benites (FREPAP) Pérez (AP) Pinedo (FP/F)

Loreto:	Acate (APP) Cayguaray (FREPAP) Inga (AP) Meléndez (APP)
Madre de Dios:	Lozano (UPP)
Moquegua:	Ascona (APP) Flores (PP)
Pasco:	Simeón (AP) Verde (APP)
Piura:	Dioses (PDSP) Lizana (FP/F) M. Espinoza (PM) Quispe (APP) Salinas (AP) Silupu (AP) Zárate (FP/F)
Puno:	Apaza (UPP) Arapa (NC) Carcausto (APP) Quispe (FA) Ramos (NC)
San Martín:	Aguilar (AP) Ruiz (AP) Santillana (APP) Trujillo (FP/F)
Tacna:	Machaca (FREPAP) Maquera (UPP)
Tumbes:	Merino (AP) Puño (APP)
Ucayali:	Gonzales (PDSP) Huamaní (APP)

* President of Congress

Parties/Alliances: Popular Action (AP); Alliance for Progress (APP); FREPAP (FREPAP); Popular Force/Fujimorists (FP/F); Podemos Perú (PP); Purple Party (PM); Union for Peru (UPP); Broad Front (FA); Democratic Decentralization Caucus (DD); We Are Peru (PDSP); New Constitution Caucus (NC); Independent (Ind.)

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