Keiko Fujimori has appointed Rogers Valencia as the new head of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur), a move generating significant controversy. Valencia previously served as Minister of Culture in 2019 and is accused of enabling impunity by cancelling a substantial debt—amounting to 4.5 million soles—owed by a real estate company. This company, R&G SAC, was responsible for damaging Cusco’s historical heritage with the construction of the Hotel Sheraton. The decision to pardon the company’s fine sparked widespread public outrage in Cusco, leading to Valencia being declared *persona non grata* by the local community. Critics are highlighting this appointment as a recycling of past misconduct and a disregard for cultural preservation. The appointment raises concerns about the current administration’s commitment to accountability and protecting Peru’s rich heritage. The story was originally reported by Lima Gris.