The environment of Vargas Llosa speaks: “What Isabel Preysler has done is a scoundrel”

The exchange of accusations and the poisoned darts between the queen of hearts and the Peruvian Nobel Prize winner continue. They assure that they only want peace of mind and move on, but their circles are not going to allow the reputation of one another to be in question, especially that of Vargas Llosato which Isabella Preysler called jealous.

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Both the writer’s children and friends are still angry about the interview given by Tamara Falcó’s mother and the reasons she alluded to justify the breakup. This Monday has been Jimenez Losantosvery close to the personal circle of the Peruvian, the one who has read the primer to Preysler: “It was too much of a stab to say ‘I’ll leave it’. You don’t have to make a fool of an 86-year-old man who stayed as he stayed “, has said.

The journalist added: “It seemed to me a scoundrel on Isabel’s part about unfounded jealousy. It’s an ugly way to end something that was finished. Mario’s friends will never forgive her.”

Another opportunity with Patricia Llosa?

Losantos also spoke about the photograph that Álvaro, the son of Vargas Llosa, published this Monday, and that shows his entire family together in Lima last September. It is the first image of Mario and his ex-wife, Patricia, since they separated, and has triggered the rumors: could there be a reconciliation between them now that Isabel Preysler is past? There is no clear answer to this question, but the journalist is clear that the future of Vargas Llosa is closer to Peru than to Spain: “The underlying issue comes from the virus. When he arrives, he is so serious that he is several days in the ICU and about to go to palliative care, the children come because they think he is dying. Mario was really bad, and at the moment he recovers he thinks that he does not want to die here. That is a key moment. He wants to be remembered as Nobel Prize, not like Tamara’s stepfather. And the issue of going back to the origins arises when you look bad. You don’t want to die here,” he said.

In addition, there would also be political interests in the possibility of Mario returning to his native country: “The new government wants him to return for a sense of normality. If the government convinces Mario, the logical thing is that at the end of the promotion of the novel he will travel to Lima. His friends want him there too.” And he added: “The government in Peru has changed and there is a real exile situation that Mario was experiencing. September is everyone’s return to Lima and it shows to what extent Mario and Patricia have managed.”