It could be seen that the PpK bench had been divided into two factions: a majority, headed by Jorge Meléndez and Sergio Dávila, who wanted to continue supporting the government completely; and another, commanded by Violeta and Sheput, supported by what was left of Vizcarra's estrangement from the PpK party was further aggravated by the revelation that the Construction Club had contributed US$100,000 for the 2016 Kuczynki campaign.

Party leaders (Violeta, Heresi and the PpK general secretary Jorge Villacorta) agreed to hold Vizcarra responsible for controlling the financing of the campaign, as revealed in conversations on WhatsApp leaked to the press.

The Contigo leadership said that the party supported Vizcarra "100%" and considered that the PpK bench in Congress should also change its name.

But the PpK congressmen, with the exception of Violeta and Sheput, agreed to keep the original name, considering that the name with which the citizens had chosen them should be respected.

Virtually impossible to pass the electoral threshold, Contigo obtained less than 0.1% of the popular vote, effectively losing its registration as a party.