Hildebrandt slammed Dina Boluarte: “Pretending to believe talking at zombie parties will end the horror movie we’re living in”

The days of dialogue between the various political actors of Peru and the President To Boluarte They maintain their attempt to restore order in Peru, joining efforts to reach a long-awaited solution to the crisis that has been raging since December 2022, the month in which she took office as head of state.

The appointments agreed at the Government Palace fueled criticism from journalist Cesar Hildebrandtwho interviewed the president’s guests and the issues she was able to discuss with them amid the violent scenario that continues to unfold in the provinces.

“The President calls for a dialogue at the Government Palace and says this is a decisive step to resolve the crisis. so it’s ok Keiko Fujimori and he has a “state meeting” with the lady who won’t leave. As she left, the lady said that the meeting had been fruitful and took advantage of the moment to add: “Let Mr. Petro (president of Colombia) stop putting his red nose in Peru”, he wrote.

He goes on to describe the approach of Caesar Acuna to the management of boluarte: “To receive the functional illiterate who presides over the party Alliance for Progress. The man, who was of course accompanied by his son, comes to say that they talked about public health and education. Tangentially, he brings up the issue of early elections.

“Pretending to believe talking at zombie parties will end the horror movie we live in.”

Director of Hildebrandt at age thirteen He also mentioned the visit of the current mayor of Lima, Rafael Lopez Aliagawho, as part of his first actions in office, declared the historic center of Lima an “immaterial zone”.

“And what did Porky and the President talk about a little later? What good will the closure of downtown Lima do for the cause? Urgency to shoot again in Puno? Of the need to conceal the crimes in Ayacucho? “, he argued.

Hildebrandt pointed out that the judiciary is “an extension of the Direction“, taking as references the preventive detentions which were added during the demonstrations.

“Mrs boluarte she consented to the more violence-prone right taking power with her as a figurehead. It’s the old Tory fleet ready to bomb the country as long as it doesn’t give up its privileges,” he said.

In the construction of his discourse he lists a series of facts which, for him, he only looks at an impending breakdown: “The fascinated police, the army issuing ultimatums, the Dircote pointing finger, the judiciary in the hands of judges who only lack ski masks, the public prosecutor’s office slowing down investigations into the Ayacucho massacres and from Puno, what we have is – again – the time machine. This has already been experienced by our ancestors”.

This scenario would only outline what is taking shape: “Let the people be enemies if they do not behave well, let the Armed Forces have decisive bullets, let the press join order and progress when the potatoes are burning , damn amen.”

As a reminder, Caesar Hildebrandt held the chronology of unfortunate events that would explain “provincial rages” who have made themselves firmly felt in this national crisis. Inequality, racism and the evils of centralism are among the problems accumulating within the executive.

For the journalist, this context is not understood by the president: “She has no idea of ​​the nature of the crisis and the issues it entails. The right wing told him his role was to clean up and gave him a shotgun. The lady pulled the trigger and has a hole in her foot.

At the end of his text, he added the opportunity the Head of State had to “resign with dignity”, but now he will have to make fun of it, and that he will run out of time to “attempt the disinfection”.