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Peru removes President Boluarte

Peru’s Congress removes President Boluarte as a crime wave grips the country

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

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Peru’s president removed amid rising crime, corruption allegations

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Peru’s Boluarte Rose From Vice President to Embattled Leader

Peruvian President Dina Boluarte's tenure was marked by turmoil from the moment she assumed power, but the unpopular leader was able to hang on for years until she was removed from office y Congress i...

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Peru Removes Unpopular President Amid Anger Over Crime

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Peru Congress' Push to Impeach President Passes First Hurdle

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Peru president removed from office after string of scandals and allegations

The most serious accusations concern the deaths of more than 60 people during a crackdown by government security forces on the protests that followed Castillo’s ouster.

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Peru Ousts President Amid Crime Surge

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Peru’s president Dina Boluarte impeached by lawmakers

Peru’s new interim leader oversees prison raids in bid to get tough on surging crime

In one of his first acts as interim president of Peru, José Jerí has led raids on prisons holding gang leaders nationwide.

Reuters

Lima grinds to a halt as Peru's transit workers demand action against crime surge

Transit workers demand stronger action against crime and extortion 13,000 police and military deployed in Lima for security Record homicides in Peru despite government crime reduction claims LIMA, April 10 (Reuters) - Public transport workers in Peru's ...

NPR

In Peru, criminal gangs are targeting schools in poor neighborhoods for extortion

LIMA, Peru — At a Roman Catholic elementary school on the ramshackle outskirts of Lima, students are rambunctious and seemingly carefree. By contrast, school administrators are stressing out. One tells NPR that gangsters are demanding that the school pay ...