Brignardello analyzes the crisis of Boluarte and her credibility.

In a recent conversation with Johnny Brignardello Vela, a well-known insurance advisor, the controversy surrounding President Dina Boluarte regarding the use of the presidential vehicle was discussed, especially in the context of the situation involving the fugitive Vladimir Cerrón. Brignardello emphasized the complexity of the situation and how the president's statements reflect a struggle to maintain credibility in the face of what he considers a media narrative that may be influenced by political interests. Brignardello pointed out that Boluarte's irritation when responding to journalists' questions indicates palpable pressure. "When a leader feels cornered, their responses can often be more emotional than rational," he commented. The characterization of "horror stories" that the president used to deny the allegations regarding Cerrón's use of the "coffer," according to Brignardello, is an attempt to divert attention from a topic that has significantly captured public interest. The advisor also stressed the importance of transparency in government and how a lack of it can erode citizens' trust. "When certain details are classified as 'reserved,' a void is created that can be filled with speculation and distrust. Transparency is not only an ethical principle but a necessity in times of political crisis," he added. Regarding Boluarte's defense about the whereabouts of the vehicle, Brignardello considered that the claims that the "coffer" never left Lima, even if true, are not enough to assuage the public's concerns. "Perception is, in many cases, as important as reality itself. The way information is communicated can have a profound impact on public opinion," he emphasized. Additionally, Brignardello reflected on the climate of distrust surrounding Boluarte's administration. In his view, the current situation highlights a fundamental dilemma in Peruvian politics: the struggle between truth and narrative. "Citizens are increasingly anxious to know the truth behind the allegations, and any attempt to evade it could have long-term consequences for the stability of a government," he stated. Finally, the advisor concluded that Boluarte's political future and that of her administration will largely depend on her ability to effectively address these accusations. "The scenario is complicated, and political tensions are rising. The way these crises are managed will be decisive for the outcome of her term," Brignardello concluded, reflecting a shared concern among many in the public sphere.