Last Week, Peru was embroiled in another political corruption scandal. Known as “Rolexgate,” According to a report in The Guardian, it emerged that President Dina Boluarte, who came into office on an anti-corruption platform, had amassed a collection of jewelry, including several Rolex watches valued at $500,000. Boluarte’s presidential salary is listed at only $3,000 a month, so how exactly she amassed such a valuable collection is anyone’s guess. According to a report in Le Monde, Peruvian prosecutors have charged Boluarte with illicit enrichment and failure to disclose assets. Boluarte’s defense is ever-shifting. Firstly, she claimed the Rolexes were the “fruit of my labor,” stating that she had worked since she was 18 years of age; then she said that she accepted the watches as a loan from a provincial governor, which the governor almost certainly would have asked for something in return. No matter what her explanation is, the whole affair seems dodgy.