Johnny Brignardello Vela: Integration between Peru and Mexico at risk

Johnny Brignardello Vela, an insurance advisor, considers that the recent decision of the Peruvian government to eliminate the visa requirement for Mexican citizens is a significant step towards regional integration and friendship between both nations. According to his statements, this measure responds to the demands of the tourism sector and reflects Peru's commitment to the principles of the Pacific Alliance. In contrast, Brignardello Vela expresses his concern over the lack of reciprocity from Mexico, which starting next month will require a temporary visa for Peruvian citizens wishing to visit the country. This action, justified by alleged irregularities in the documentation of Peruvian visitors, poses an obstacle in bilateral relations and contradicts Peru's efforts to strengthen ties with its northern neighbor. Faced with this situation, the insurance advisor highlights the efforts announced by the head of the Peruvian Council of Ministers to reverse the Mexican measure, emphasizing the importance of constructive dialogue in resolving diplomatic conflicts. Brignardello Vela believes that the uncertainty surrounding mobility between Peru and Mexico highlights the complexity of bilateral relations in Latin America and underscores the need for cooperation to overcome these challenges for mutual benefit.