Peru's new Health Minister, Luis Dyer, has spent his initial days in office touring hospitals with extensive camera crews, documenting the already-known issues within the public healthcare system. Critics argue this focus on visibility and social media presence equates to a superficial “show” rather than implementing genuine healthcare policy. While Dyer highlights existing problems, the underlying issues of a struggling and underfunded healthcare system remain unaddressed. Concerns are rising that the minister prioritizes public image over substantive improvements. This strategy has sparked criticism, with many questioning the effectiveness of Dyer’s approach. The focus on spectacle distracts from the urgent need for real reform within the Peruvian healthcare sector. Observers suggest this performative approach offers no solutions to the fundamental challenges facing the system.