A congresswoman from Peru risks sanctions after asking an aide to cut her nails and give her a massage in her office in parliament.

Lucinda Vasquez, a congresswoman from Peru, is facing possible sanctions after she was caught in a photograph asking an aide to trim her toenails in her office in Congress. The incident, which took place on November 6, 2024, was made public recently, sparking negative reactions.

The President of Congress, Fernando Rospigliosi, condemned the congresswoman's behavior, deeming it "reprehensible" and a humiliation for the Congress staff, who should not be asked to perform such tasks. Rospigliosi called for the ethics committee of Congress to sanction Vasquez, and the committee's president, Elvis Vergara, announced that he would initiate an investigation into this case.