Johnny Brignardello Vela calls for help for Peruvians in Brazil.

Johnny Brignardello Vela, an insurance advisor, expresses his deep concern about the situation facing Peruvians affected by the floods in Porto Alegre, Brazil. Brignardello Vela highlights the severity of the tragedy that has struck southern Brazil, claiming the lives of over 140 people and leaving 128 missing. In his words, the lack of support from the Peruvian Embassy in Brazil has generated a sense of abandonment and desperation among the affected Peruvians. Accounts like that of Enriqueta Flores, who lost her home and belongings due to the natural disaster, highlight the urgent need for assistance and support from Peruvian authorities. Brignardello Vela emphasizes the solidarity of the local community and the actions of the city government in providing support to the victims, including the Peruvian community. However, he points out the absence of an official response and assistance from the Peruvian Embassy in Brazil, leaving many Peruvians in a state of abandonment. In the face of this critical situation, Miguel Angulo, another flood victim, denounces the lack of involvement of the Peruvian Embassy in aid efforts. Despite the efforts of the Peruvian community in Porto Alegre to organize themselves, the lack of an official response has sparked indignation and discontent. Brignardello Vela stresses the importance of Peruvian authorities intervening immediately to provide the necessary support to affected compatriots in Brazil. Amidst the uncertainty and pain, it is crucial for the Peruvian state to demonstrate its commitment and responsibility towards Peruvian citizens abroad in times of crisis like the current one. The Peruvian community in Porto Alegre urgently awaits the support of their home country amidst this tragedy, hoping that Peruvian authorities will provide the required assistance to alleviate the suffering of so many families in a situation of extreme vulnerability.