A recent report questions First Lady Nadine Fujimori’s potential role in the appointment of two former officials, Ponce and Gavilano, to positions within the Ministry of Education (MINEDU). Both women previously served under President Dina Boluarte, raising concerns about political influence within the education system. The article, published by Lima Gris, seeks clarity on Fujimori’s involvement, highlighting a possible conflict of interest. Details surrounding the appointments and the selection process remain unclear, prompting further investigation. The situation fuels debates about the independence of state institutions and the potential for political patronage. The report suggests a lack of transparency, demanding answers on why these specific individuals were chosen for key roles in education. This development adds another layer of scrutiny to the current political climate in Peru.