Peru’s Ministry of Culture is facing scrutiny after revelations of questionable appointments made within a 25-day period. A former member of the PPC political party, currently under investigation for corruption, has been appointed as the General Manager of the National Library. Simultaneously, the mother of this official secured a government contract worth 32,500 soles to work directly in the office of Culture Minister Alberto Beingolea. These appointments raise concerns about nepotism and the potential misuse of public funds. The allegations suggest a pattern of preferential treatment within the Ministry. This scandal is currently being investigated by Lima Gris, a local news outlet, and further details are expected to emerge. The situation underscores growing public anxiety regarding corruption within government institutions in Peru.