The official gift record received by President Dina Boluarte has revealed a list of gifts valued in thousands of dollars as perfume dior, statues and cosmetics received during protocol acts and international forums. This occurs after a flexibility of the norm that regulates these giftsaccording to the end point.
Among the most striking articles are a replica of the Sanxingdui bronze statue, valued at more than US $ 10,000 in auctions, Korean cosmetics sets that can exceed US $ 20,000 and exclusive dior perfumes. Mashiko Yaki ceramic dishes are also recorded, which can cost up to US $ S650 per plate, and luxury products of the Korean brand Whoo, whose cosmetics set can reach US $20 thousand.
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To these gifts are added sake bottles, Kris ceremonial knives of U $ S500, and vases of great value delivered during protocol visits to countries such as Japan and Indonesia. During APEC 2024, nations such as Taiwan, Canada and Thailand also presented boxes with unknown content, while Hong Kong delivered a porcelain set valued at US $ 300.
Other gifts include luxury perfumes, such as one that the Malaysia ambassador delivered Boluarte, whose value can range between US $ 100 and US $ 200, and in the case of limited editions, reach up to US $ 15,000.
However, what has generated the most controversy is the absence in the even more controversial gift registry, as the Rolex watches delivered by the regional governor of AyacuchoOscorima Wilfredo, and other gifts from mayors and governors, which do not appear on the official list.
Flexibility of standard
This change in the standard has allowed flexibility that no longer limits gifts to low -value articles, such as pencils or documents, and has opened the door to the reception of luxury gifts without a clear price limit. Since the presidency, criticism has been responded by qualifying the “tendentious” information and ensuring that these exchanges are part of an international long -standing protocol, used by high authorities.
According to the official statement, the norm aims to order the reception and return of gifts, aligning with the Code of Ethics of the Public Function and with practices followed by other entities such as the Comptroller and the Ombudsman’s Office.
