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Peru Congress removes President Boluarte from office

Peru’s Congress votes to remove Dina Boluarte

The politician refused to defend herself before Parliament in a fast-track process to remove her from office over the deep wave of violence overwhelming the country’s streets

Al Jazeera on MSN · 1d

Peru’s Congress votes to remove President Boluarte as crime grips nation

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Peru wakes up to 7th president in less than a decade after President Boluarte ousted by Congress

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Peru wakes up to 7th president in less than a decade after Congress ousts Boluarte

Peru’s Congress voted early Friday to remove deeply unpopular President Dina Boluarte from office as a crime wave grips the South American nation and quickly replaced her with 38-year-old lawyer José...

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The president of Congress, José Jerí, is sworn in as Peru's new president following the remo...

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Who is Jose Jeri, the young president who inherits a troubled Peru?

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Peru’s Boluarte Ousted as Ex-Allies Back Impeachment

Crime has become one of the top concerns for Peruvians, as gangs target a growing number of businesses, from stores to schools to music bands to bus drivers.

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Peru Congress' push to impeach president passes first hurdle

Winnipeg Free Press · 1d

Concert shooting in Peru could spell the end for Dina Boluarte’s presidency

Al Jazeera

Peru pledges to investigate the ‘heinous’ killing of Indonesian diplomat

Police say diplomat Zetro Leonardo Purba was shot three times as he bicycled home to his apartment in Lima, Peru.

The Conversation

Peru in Paddington: a colonial backdrop for a British adventure

The authors do not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and have disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment. At the end of Michael Bond’s ...

NPR

As protests continue in Peru, no clear solution emerges

Protesters and police continue to clash in cities around Peru as anti-government demonstrators step up their demands for the current president to resign. Yesterday, officers in Lima raided a university where protesters had taken refuge, arresting hundreds.

Wall Street Journal

Peru Deploys Soldiers in Second-Largest City to End Violent Protests

LIMA, Peru—President Dina Boluarte ordered soldiers into the streets of Peru’s second largest city on Wednesday to protect infrastructure and quell violent protests that erupted following last week’s ouster of her predecessor, Pedro Castillo.