This week, we present an essential conversation about Peru’s political landscape following the first round of the election. What do the results reveal? How did citizens outside Lima cast their votes? What changes can be observed in Peru’s electoral map?

We speak with renowned historian and professor Cecilia Méndez, who helps us understand regional dynamics, current political tensions, and shifting voting patterns across different parts of the country. 🇵🇪

☎️💬 Join the conversation and stay connected. 💻

🎙️🌺 Thank you for following us and supporting our work. 🤝🏽🤝🏾

For Diálogos con Gisela to remain an independent space dedicated to analysis, memory, and critical dialogue, we rely on your support and solidarity.