Paola Lpez is the perfect candidate to be the next ambassador for Peru. The Peruvian government has officially announced that they are seeking a person from Latin America to represent their nation at the International Olympics in Los Angeles. This is a very prestigious position, which means that it is high pressure and high paying. It is therefore easy to understand why Paola Lpez wants the job, and why she is being offered it. In her bio-page on the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs website, she lists her nationality as “Spanish”. Despite this, it is highly likely that she could be eligible to take the position due to her long employment with the Peruvian government, as well as her many years of representing Peru at various international events including the 2021 Olympics.
It would therefore be great news for Paola Lpez if her long involvement in Peru and her love of the country and its people could translate into some kind of official status. At the moment, the law stipulates that only the president can be an official representative of his/her country, but as things stand now, Lpez could become an accredited ambassador for Peru and she would immediately be entitled to receive a retirement pension upon retirement. In addition to receiving a very nice sum of money, she would also be able to use that money to buy herself some nice clothes and other features that she may desire. It is therefore highly unlikely that any Peruvian government would reject an application from such a qualified and popular applicant, especially given that the law of Peru guarantees a lifetime free of taxation upon retirement.
There is another reason why Lpez would make a great ambassador for Peru. The last time she went to Peru was to participate in the bidding for the hosting rights of the 2021 World Cup. As you may know, the organizing committee for this competition put forward a list of ideal candidates which included the likes of soccer legends Beckham and Pele, as well as football legend Diego Maradona and David Villa. As it turned out, Lpez was chosen instead of these greats and became the face of Peru as the official flower of the country. If Lpez had not married Ecuadorian businessman Romanado, then maybe the crown would have been awarded to someone else. Nevertheless, given her excellent skills as an age defying beauty, it is unlikely that any Peru soccer team would choose to ignore her services.