Peru has been trapped in a cycle of political chaos—and the first days of President José Jerí’s rule have only deepened that crisis. Within days of Congress removing Dina Boluarte and elevating Jerí (aged 38) to the presidency, mass protests erupted across Lima and other cities. The violent clashes left…
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Peru’s Economy Grew Faster Than Forecast In November
Peru’s economy grew faster than expected in November, extending its recovery streak and signaling solid momentum into year-end. Strong gains in fishing, agriculture, and manufacturing more than offset a soft patch in mining, while seasonally adjusted activity improved from October—clear signs that domestic demand and export-linked sectors are pulling in…
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Russia Labels Peru’s Leadership Shift An Internal Affair, Extends Wishes To New President
Russia has framed Peru’s leadership transition as an internal affair, extending best wishes to newly sworn-in President José Jerí. The message underscores respect for Peruvian sovereignty and signals continuity in bilateral relations as Lima navigates a sensitive political handover following the impeachment of Dina Boluarte on October 10, 2025. How…
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Peru’s Interim President Launches Prison Raids To Crack Down on Rising Crime
Within hours of being sworn in, José Jerí, Peru’s new interim president, ordered unprecedented nationwide prison raids aimed directly at crippling criminal networks that have penetrated the country’s penitentiary system. This early move has been framed as a cornerstone of his administration’s security agenda. The Operation- When, Where, and How…
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Is Peru’s Chancay Port Set To Become China’s Next ‘Panama Moment’?
Peru’s Chancay Port has rapidly transitioned from vision to operational reality. Since its inauguration in late 2024 and full commercial launch in mid-2025, the China-backed deep-water terminal aims to become South America’s premier Pacific gateway for trade with Asia. As Peru’s political landscape shifts, observers are asking whether Chancay may…
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Azerbaijan Strengthens Global Partnerships- Building Strategic Ties With Mexico And Peru Through Diplomacy And Dialogue
In 2025, Azerbaijan has expanded its diplomatic and economic presence across the world, with a special focus on Mexico and Peru. Through high-level meetings, educational exchanges, and political consultations, the country is forging a stronger relationship with Latin America based on mutual respect, economic cooperation, and cultural understanding. This new…
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Boluarte Becomes The Latest Name In Peru’s Line Of Short-Lived Presidents
Peru’s Congress removed President Dina Boluarte on October 10, 2025, citing “permanent moral incapacity.” Within hours, Congress chief José Jerí was sworn in as head of state, promising a “war on crime” and swift coordination with the Armed Forces and National Police. With this change, Peru records seven presidents since…
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Peru Keeps Interest Rate At Three-Year Low As Political Turmoil Deepens
In its October meeting, Peru’s central bank opted to keep its benchmark interest rate at 4.25%, the lowest level seen in three years. This decision comes amid muted inflation and a mounting political storm that threatens to unsettle markets, investment, and economic momentum. In this article, we explore the reasoning…
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Peru’s Congress Clears Initial Step Toward Impeaching President
Peru’s political landscape has entered a decisive moment. Congress voted to initiate an impeachment trial against President Dina Boluarte, surpassing the threshold required to open debate. Though this vote does not immediately remove her from office, it sets in motion a constitutional process that could culminate in her ouster—if 87…
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Peru’s Congress Approves Debate On President Boluarte’s Impeachment
Late on October 9–10, 2025 (Lima time), Peru’s Congress voted overwhelmingly to admit multiple impeachment motions against President Dina Boluarte, formally enabling a debate and potential removal process. This development follows a shocking mass shooting at a Lima concert, which ignited widespread outrage over Peru’s longstanding crime and extortion crisis.…