Political revelations: Verónika Mendoza was close to being the prime minister

In a chronicle written by Fernando Vivas, intriguing details are revealed about the intricacies of Peruvian politics involving prominent figures of the national political scene. Amidst a plot involving congressmen, advisors, and party leaders, the possibility arises that Verónika Mendoza, leader of Nuevo Perú (NP) and presidential candidate in the past elections, was on the verge of becoming prime minister. The events described in the chronicle point to a series of meetings and negotiations among key figures in Peruvian politics. From Jaime Villanueva's revelation, who made a controversial statement about a meeting where the possibility of excluding Pedro Castillo from an investigation into the financing of the Perú Libre (PL) campaign was discussed, to the alleged intervention of Ruth Luque, a congresswoman from Juntos Por el Perú, in favor of Verónika Mendoza assuming a relevant role in the government. The plot thickens with the involvement of figures such as Vladimir Cerrón, Miguel Girao, and Jaime Villanueva himself, who allegedly played a decisive role in these negotiations. The chronicle suggests that at one point, there was a possibility that Verónika Mendoza would take on the role of prime minister, a scenario that generated tensions and speculations within the ranks of Nuevo Perú and Perú Libre. However, the final choice fell on Guido Bellido, a decision that surprised both insiders and outsiders and highlighted the complex power relationships and internal tensions within the new government. The outcome of this political intrigue called into question the alliances between NP and PL, as well as the influence of figures like Pedro Castillo and Vladimir Cerrón in making crucial decisions for the country. Fernando Vivas's chronicle sheds light on the intricacies of Peruvian politics and highlights the complexity of the negotiations and agreements that shape the nation's course. In a scenario marked by polarization and power struggles, the revelations about the possibility of Verónika Mendoza becoming prime minister hint at the tensions and interests at play in the national political sphere.