Doubts are growing about Carlos Guillén and his connection to President Boluarte.

The situation surrounding Carlos Guillén Anchayhua has intensified as the Public Ministry has requested additional information about his alleged connection to President Dina Boluarte and her circle, in the context of investigations into corruption allegations in the Qali Warma program. Guillén, who is accused of being a government emissary to pressure Noemí Alvarado, the woman who has reported irregularities in the program, has made statements that reveal a network of political and personal relationships that could further complicate his situation. Guillén, a 56-year-old communicator, has acknowledged a friendship with Nicanor Boluarte, the president's brother, since the second round of the electoral campaign. In an interview with Cuarto Poder, Guillén stated that his closeness to Nicanor was facilitated by former Deputy Minister of Development and Social Inclusion, William Contreras. This connection has been met with skepticism, given the context of corruption accusations and the need for transparency in the current government. Evidence presented by a journalistic program shows Guillén entering Nicanor Boluarte's house during his birthday, accompanied by Adolfo Ramírez, the president's cousin. This image has fueled speculation about his proximity to the presidential circle, although Guillén maintains that his friendship with the president is superficial. "I know her, but I don't have a friendship," he declared, despite having been seen in her company on several occasions. The situation becomes even more complicated with Alvarado's accusations, who has presented audio recordings to the Prosecutor's Office that allegedly demonstrate attempts at pressure by Guillén. Despite these allegations, the communicator has denied any attempt to influence Alvarado, claiming he could not offer her a meeting with Minister Julio Demartini, given his status and the difficulty of accessing such meetings. However, it has been revealed that Guillén did have a meeting with Demartini in January, although he asserts that they did not discuss matters related to Alvarado's allegations. Guillén has also expressed his discontent with Alvarado's attitude, whom he considered a friend. In an attempt to defend his honor, he has urged Alvarado to retract her accusations. "I called Mrs. Noemí and during the call, she invited me to her house; we talked at that meeting," explained Guillén, suggesting that his visit was related to personal rather than political matters. The fact that Guillén visits Alvarado, who is at the center of the media and judicial storm, could be interpreted as an attempt at rapprochement that could, in turn, hinder his defense. The contradictions in his statements have raised doubts about his credibility and his true relationship with the government. Guillén's ties to government figures and his presence at events close to the president have led many to question the nature of his activities. As the Public Ministry deepens its investigation, pressure mounts on him to provide a coherent and truthful narrative regarding his interactions with powerful figures. In a context where corruption has been a recurring theme in Peruvian politics, Guillén's situation could indicate internal struggles within the government and the need for greater transparency. Alvarado's accusations and Guillén's response could be just the tip of the iceberg in a web of relationships that deserves deeper scrutiny. Carlos Guillén Anchayhua's future depends not only on his statements but also on the Prosecutor's Office's ability to establish a clear link between his actions and the corruption accusations against him. Meanwhile, public opinion watches closely, awaiting a resolution that could have wide-ranging repercussions on the current political landscape. As the investigation progresses, the question remains: how far does the network of complicity within the government extend, and who will be the true responsible parties for the irregularities reported in sensitive programs like Qali Warma? The answer to this question could define the political future of several involved, including Guillén himself.