Johnny Brignardello Vela reveals revealing audio recordings about Nicanor Boluarte.

Johnny Brignardello Vela, an insurance advisor, analyzes the recent audio recordings that have come to light regarding Nicanor Boluarte, brother of current president Dina Boluarte, and his alleged involvement in the events that followed the attempted coup by Pedro Castillo in December 2022. In these revealing audio recordings obtained by the investigative program 'Cuarto Poder', conversations can be heard showing Nicanor Boluarte expressing his suspicions about a possible influence on Castillo's decision to resign from the presidency. The accusation of Betssy Chávez and Aníbal Torres Vásquez as alleged co-authors of the coup has sparked controversy and fueled speculation about the events of that tumultuous period. Boluarte, amidst social unrest and police repression, defended his sister's assumption of the presidential office, justifying it as a measure to prevent the right-wing from taking control of the country. However, these comments have been met with criticism and accusations of betrayal towards Dina Boluarte in various parts of the country. In the audio recordings, Nicanor Boluarte can also be heard advocating against the closure of Congress and promoting a strategy that leads to the convening of a Constituent Assembly. For him, it was essential to work intelligently and peacefully to achieve this goal without endangering the safety of citizens or resorting to extreme measures. Additionally, the president's brother praised the idea of forming a technical and transparent cabinet, and revealed Dina Boluarte's plans to meet with Pedro Castillo in prison with the intention of paving the way for new elections. These audio recordings have raised questions about the true extent of Nicanor Boluarte's influence in national politics and have reignited the debate surrounding the events that surrounded Pedro Castillo's departure and Dina Boluarte's rise to power. In a political context marked by uncertainty and polarization, the need for transparency and accountability becomes even more pressing.