is the iconic satirical column and digital space created by Eduardo Rodríguez, better known by his pseudonym Heduardo . Published for years in the prominent Peruvian newspaper El Comercio , this series of editorial cartoons has become a staple of Peruvian political commentary.

: Alongside other cartoonists like Carlín, Heduardo is considered one of the few voices consistently "uncomfortable" for those in power, turning the daily news into a satirical mirror of the nation's struggles.

The name "Heduardicidios" is a wordplay combining the cartoonist's name with the Spanish suffix -cidio (denoting killing or suicide). This reflects the biting, often self-deprecating "English-style" humor he uses to dissect the "suicidal" or self-destructive nature of the Peruvian political system . The Core of Heduardo's Work

: Heduardo is known for his relentless critique of power, frequently targeting figures like Keiko Fujimori and various political parties, exposing corruption and absurdity through simple yet sharp illustrations.

For a deep dive into his recent work, you can browse his weekly galleries on the El Comercio opinion page .

: His cartoons are characterized by a clean, minimalist style that lets the irony and dialogue carry the weight of the message.