Former Peruvian Prime Minister Guido Bellido has publicly criticized the management of current Culture Minister Alberto Beingolea. Bellido specifically questioned the hiring practices within the Ministry, pointing to the contracts awarded to a mother and daughter with ties to the minister. He warned against the Ministry of Culture becoming a platform for political patronage and placing allies in positions of power. Bellido further urged Keiko Fujimori to re-evaluate Beingolea’s position as minister. This criticism raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the integrity of public appointments within the Peruvian government. The issue highlights ongoing tensions and scrutiny surrounding political accountability in the country. The story was initially reported by Lima Gris.