México no movió un dedo y Perú canceló su propio decreto en 7 días

In April 2024, the Peruvian government issued a decree requiring visas for all Mexican citizens. It was a retaliatory measure against Mexico for its immigration requirements. Mexico's response? Absolute silence. Seven days later, Peru canceled its own decree. Without negotiation. Without diplomatic pressure. Without Mexico lifting a finger. In this video, I analyze the 2024 visa war between Peru and Mexico: why Dina Boluarte's government made that decision, why Mexico chose not to respond, and how the Peruvian tourism sector—the guides in Cusco, the hotels in Machu Picchu, the travel agencies in Lima—ended up paying the price for a political decision that didn't even last a week. A true story about the difference between acting from strength and reacting from wounded pride. 📌 Topics covered in the video: Why Mexico imposed visa requirements on Peruvian citizens Peru's retaliatory decree (April 2024) The strategy of silence in foreign policy The collapse of Peruvian tourism: mass cancellations in Cusco and Machu Picchu The retraction of April 10, 2024 The diplomatic consequences that continue to this day Sources: Official statements from the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (April 2024), statements from the Peruvian Association of Tourism Companies (Apotur). What do you think of Peru's decision? Let me know in the comments. #VisaWar #PeruMexico #InternationalPolitics #Mexico #Peru #DinaBoluarte #Geopolitics #LatinAmerica #Tourism #MachuPicchu