Partido del Buen Gobierno

Partido del Buen Gobierno;
Líder	Jorge Nieto
Fundación	28 de agosto de 2023
Ideología	Social liberalismo; Humanismo; Reformismo; Progresismo
Posición	Centro a centroizquierda
Sede	Lima
País	Perú
Colores	Brillo agridulce
Membresía	35.691
Congreso	0/130
Parlamento Andino	0/5
Gobernadores regionales	0/25
Consejeros regionales	0/342
Alcaldías provinciales	0/196
Regidores provinciales	0/1581
Alcaldías distritales	0/1874
Sitio web	https://partidodelbuengobierno.pe/
	[editar datos en Wikidata]

Partido del Buen Gobierno es un partido político en Perú. Fundado en agosto de 2023, el partido está liderado por el sociólogo Jorge Nieto, ex ministro de Defensa y de Cultura durante la presidencia de Pedro Pablo Kuczynski. ^[1] ^[2]

Se proyecta que el partido participe en las elecciones generales de 2026 con Nieto como su candidato presidencial potencial al ser la persona más conocida. ^[3] ^[4]

Referencias

↑ Jurado Nacional de Elecciones, Luis. «Asiento de Inscripción JNE - Partido del Buen Gobierno». partidodelbuengobierno.pe.
↑ «Jorge Nieto asegura que el Perú puede llegar a ser la economía N°25 del mundo: "Lo vamos a lograr al 2050"». El Comercio. 16 August 2024. Consultado el 19 August 2024. «The sociologist, who was Minister of Defense during the government of former President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, from December 2016 to January 2018, also noted that his management behind the emergency support for the El Niño–Southern Oscillation coastal crisis was neat and united all Peruvians in “one force”.»
↑ «Partido del Buen Gobierno quedó inscrito ante el JNE y suman 33 agrupaciones aptas para Elecciones 2026». El Comercio. 2 August 2024. Consultado el 19 August 2024. «Thus, a total of 33 political groups are eligible to participate in the next General Elections of 2026.»
↑ «Exministro Jorge Nieto anuncia la inscripción de su organización política Partido del Buen Gobierno de cara a las Elecciones 2026». El Comercio. 10 July 2024. Consultado el 19 August 2024. «In the program “Ampliación de Noticias”, Jorge Nieto Montesinos was asked if he will be the presidential candidate of the Party of Good Government in the 2026 elections. “I have been building bridges [with other political groupings] for more than three or four years. We have talked with political leaderships to have common proposals. We are open to dialogue and conversation. I am not announcing any candidacy, there is an effort of the militancy, [but] in due time it will be seen. I have the consensus that the 2026 elections will not be the same. I have always expressed my interest in participating in the next elections, but let's wait for the party to decide”.»

[1] Jurado Nacional de Elecciones, Luis. «Asiento de Inscripción JNE - Partido del Buen Gobierno». partidodelbuengobierno.pe.

[2] «Jorge Nieto asegura que el Perú puede llegar a ser la economía N°25 del mundo: "Lo vamos a lograr al 2050"». El Comercio. 16 August 2024. Consultado el 19 August 2024. «The sociologist, who was Minister of Defense during the government of former President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, from December 2016 to January 2018, also noted that his management behind the emergency support for the El Niño–Southern Oscillation coastal crisis was neat and united all Peruvians in “one force”.»

[3] «Partido del Buen Gobierno quedó inscrito ante el JNE y suman 33 agrupaciones aptas para Elecciones 2026». El Comercio. 2 August 2024. Consultado el 19 August 2024. «Thus, a total of 33 political groups are eligible to participate in the next General Elections of 2026.»

[4] «Exministro Jorge Nieto anuncia la inscripción de su organización política Partido del Buen Gobierno de cara a las Elecciones 2026». El Comercio. 10 July 2024. Consultado el 19 August 2024. «In the program “Ampliación de Noticias”, Jorge Nieto Montesinos was asked if he will be the presidential candidate of the Party of Good Government in the 2026 elections. “I have been building bridges [with other political groupings] for more than three or four years. We have talked with political leaderships to have common proposals. We are open to dialogue and conversation. I am not announcing any candidacy, there is an effort of the militancy, [but] in due time it will be seen. I have the consensus that the 2026 elections will not be the same. I have always expressed my interest in participating in the next elections, but let's wait for the party to decide”.»

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