Fernando Cillóniz

Fernando Cillóniz

politician unknown

Fernando Cillóniz is a respected Peruvian agronomist and researcher, recognized for his expertise in agricultural development and environmental issues. He has been vocal about the impacts of climate change on Peru's agricultural sector and has contributed to discussions on sustainable practices and policies aimed at enhancing food security. Cillóniz gained recent attention for documenting the failures of public infrastructure projects, particularly in the context of natural disasters, emphasizing the need for better planning and execution.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
76,324
Power
532$
Sentiment
6.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Peru 1 6.00 0.23% +0% 32,971,846 76,324 $230,000 532$
Totals 1 32,971,846 76,324 $230,000 532$
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Recent Mentions

Peru Peru: Fernando Cillóniz, former regional governor of Ica, stated that authorities must intervene to evict the invasions around the Huacachina lagoon. 6

El Comercio: Laguna de Huacachina: El oasis en medio del desierto que se ve amenazado por las invasiones e inmobiliarias que aplanan las dunas de Ica

Peru Peru: Fernando Cillóniz was sentenced to four years and two months of suspended prison for embezzlement while serving as the regional governor of Ica. 4

El Comercio: PPC | Fernando Cilloniz | Odebrecht | Peculado estúpido, por Ricardo Uceda | OPINION

Peru Peru: Fernando Cillóniz has recently withdrawn from the presidential candidacy. 5

El Comercio: El escape de la banda, por Mario Ghibellini | OPINION

Peru Peru: Fernando Cillóniz was suspended from his party after acknowledging ties to companies linked to Odebrecht. 3

El Comercio: En sus marcas, listos... ¿ya?, por Diana Seminario | OPINION

Peru Peru: Fernando Cillóniz documents the failures of the river defenses built after the 2017 disaster. 3

El Comercio: El asalto al Estado, por Jaime de Althaus | OPINION