autonomy" at the Jorge Basadre Grohmann National University, where he proposed the University Law 30220, of which he was the greatest promoter. This law gave the modern University Reform in Peru and also created the polemic National Superintendence of Higher University Education (SUNEDU). Post-congressional career In 2016, he was presented as a founding member of the Purple Party led by Julio Guzmán. In September 2020, he joined the Patriotic Front of jailed rebel leader Antauro Humala that is affiliated with the Union for Peru. He later left the Patriotic Front in aftermath of the removal of Martín Vizcarra. Controversies On 16 January 2020, during Mora's candidacy as the Purple Party candidate for the 2020 extraordinary elections, a complaint of family violence was made public by his then-still wife Lilia Jaureguy. Mora expressed that it was only a "domestic discussion", in addition that he would resign his candidacy and the party. The National Elections Jury denied him that option because the resignation date had already expired. The event became quite relevant because it occurred in a period of intense violence against women and a high rate of femincides in the country. See also Purple Party University reform References External links Resume on the National Jury of Elections (JNE) site Official Congressional site 1945 births People from Callao Peruvian soldiers University of Lima alumni Chorrillos Military School alumni Members of the Congress of the Republic of Peru Defense ministers of Peru Possible Peru politicians Union for Peru politicians Living people