These are today’s shorts, Friday, February 25, 2022

Hilda Geldres, bird of passage (I): Village bride

Vernacular singer Hilda Geldres was beaten by hands. After the controversy unleashed by her appointment as head of the Social Management Office of the Ministry of Energy and Mines –having as her only known merit being the author of a song in homage to Pedro Castillo–, in the aforementioned portfolio they preferred not to wait for, as she said, evaluate his continuity in the position and they terminated his appointment. They left her as a jilted bride, dressed and rowdy…

Hilda Geldres, bird of passage (II): Lie, lie

As is customary in the government of the pencil, no one notified Geldres of the decision; she found out in the middle of an interview with RPP. In addition, the now former official swore and swore that she does not know anyone from the government and that she is not from Peru Libre, but she could not explain why she was offered a position of trust and how she was able to visit the Palace on two occasions and meet with the head of state. “I have gone as a private citizen to talk about the projects in Arequipa,” she said. Wow, what a presidential opening! Does anyone believe him?

The teacher keeps running: What are you afraid of?

This time it was not a police fence that was placed around the journalists to prevent them from approaching President Castillo. On this occasion, State security personnel left them locked in one of the boxes of the auditorium where they went to cover a public activity, in La Victoria. The doors didn’t open until they made sure the teacher was well away. Why are you so afraid of the press, President?

They get off the plane to Acuña: From the US to Tacabamba

And the leader of the Alliance for Progress, César Acuña, will have to unpack his suitcases now that, Caretas magazine reported, the United States embassy has decided not to renew that country’s visa. The decision is in accordance with the statement in defense of freedom of expression made by that diplomatic representation, last January, after the sentence for alleged defamation against the journalist Christopher Acosta in a process that Acuña filed for the book Plata como cancha. And now? Let him travel to his beloved Tacabamba.

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