Martín Vizcarra And The Day He Dedicated A Romantic Message To His Wife: "It Gives Me The Strength To Continue"

He screwed up. Martin Vizcarra It is on everyone’s lips as a result of a recent report by “Panorama” in which it was revealed that he would have been unfaithful to his wife Maribel Díaz. According to the journalistic program of Panamericana TV, the former president of the Republic would have lied to the Judiciary to arrange an intimate meeting with the former candidate for Congress Zully Pinchi in progress.

Now, after such information was made public, internet users have recalled that in 2016 the former head of state dedicated a romantic message to his spouse to congratulate her on Teacher’s Day.

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“That teacher who is by my side and gives me strength to keep going. That teacher is my wife Maribel ”, were the emotional words that Martín Vizcarra wrote on his Twitter account. Along with said post, the former president shared a photograph in which he and Díaz appeared together and holding hands.

Martín Vizcarra with his wife Maribel Díaz. Photo: Martin Vizcarra/ Twitter

Martín Vizcarra and Maribel Díaz: love story

Maribel Diaz met Martin Vizcarra when I was still in school. Over time, love was born and both decided to start a romantic relationship.

Later, the former president and the former first lady were encouraged to start a family. This is how the fruit of their romance brought their 4 children into the world: Diana, Daniela, Diamela and Martino.

Who is Maribel Diaz Cabello?

Maribel Carmen Diaz Hair He is 52 years old and was born in the province of Moquegua. The educator studied Medicine in Argentina, but her true vocation was to be a teacher, so she took Initial Education courses in the Pedagogical Mercedes Cabello.

She was director of the Sagrado Corazón de Jesús primary school in her town until 2017; however, she stepped down from her post when her husband was appointed ambassador to Canada. In 2018, after the resignation of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski and with her husband assuming the presidency of the country, Díaz Cabello was appointed first lady of Peru.