Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Ms. Navalnaya, the wife of Russian dissident Aleksei A. Navalny, made a stunning appearance at the Munich Security Conference after reports emerged of her husband's suspicious death in prison. Standing at the podium, Ms. Navalnaya addressed the audience, expressing her disbelief in the Russian government's constant lies. She demanded that those responsible for the country's plight and her husband's fate be held accountable and promised that justice would prevail. Despite the evident pain etched on her face, Ms. Navalnaya's composure was remarkable as she delivered her message. The audience was captivated, and when she concluded her speech, they gave her a heartfelt standing ovation. This moment at the conference marked a riveting departure from the usual diplomatic jargon, as the urgent questions surrounding life and death took center stage. The news of Mr. Navalny's death only intensified the conference's focus on security threats from Russia, lending a sense of urgency to the proceedings. Ms. Navalnaya had accompanied Leonid Volkov, her husband's chief of staff, to Munich to draw attention to her husband's case and the oppressive actions of Putin's government. She engaged in discussions with conference attendees, conveying her hope for a brighter future. Vice President Kamala Harris acknowledged the reports of Mr. Navalny's death at the conference's commencement, expressing her sympathy for Ms. Navalnaya. She stated that Washington was still gathering information but emphasized that if confirmed, this would be yet another illustration of Putin's brutality. Ms. Harris concluded by affirming that Russia bore responsibility for the situation and that further remarks would be made later. Throughout the years, many Russians anticipated that Ms. Navalnaya would emerge as a prominent opposition figure following her husband's near-fatal poisoning and lengthy imprisonments. However, she remained reluctant to venture directly into opposition politics and seldom appeared on a public platform, except for her appearance at the Academy Awards ceremony last year. During Mr. Navalny's time in Germany for medical treatment, Ms. Navalnaya maintained a private profile, sharing occasional photos of their time together but refraining from public statements. In an interview with Der Spiegel, she expressed concerns about her husband's well-being in prison and lamented the possibility of never seeing him again. She firmly believed that it was Putin personally who held her husband captive and that his release seemed improbable as long as Putin remained in power.