Peruvian President Dina
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte is facing mounting political pressure and calls for her removal from office, fueled in large part by widespread public outrage over a perceived surge in crime across the nation. While facing multiple impeachment motions, she has not been successfully impeached.
The sentiment of insecurity among citizens has intensified recently, with daily life in many Peruvian cities reportedly shadowed by concerns over rising rates of robbery, extortion, and violent crime. This growing disquiet has transformed into a significant political liability for President Boluarte’s administration, which took office in December 2022.
Opposition lawmakers and various civil society groups have capitalized on the public’s frustration, arguing that the government has failed to implement effective strategies to curb criminal activity. This has led to several motions for impeachment being introduced in Congress, seeking to remove Boluarte from her post. These legislative efforts reflect a broader discontent that encompasses not only the crime issue but also other controversies that have marked her presidency.
President Boluarte and her government have frequently reiterated their commitment to public safety and have announced various initiatives aimed at strengthening police presence, enhancing security measures, and combating organized crime. However, these reassurances have
