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In Peru, political parties that once supported President Dina Boluarte have now declared their backing for a congressional motion to remove her from office. The decision marks a dramatic collapse of her governing coalition, citing her “permanent moral incapacity” to address escalating public insecurity and organized crime. This shift leaves Boluarte in a state of extreme political fragility, with virtually no support in Congress. The vacancy motion, seen as a direct response to the deepening crisis of legitimacy and governance, is expected to be debated and voted on in the coming days.

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00:00The Peruvian Congress has called on President Dina Boluarte to respond to a pending to a
00:05vote in favor of the motion to remove Dina Boluarte from the Presidency.
00:10With 109 votes in favor, one against and no abstentions, a motion was passed in Congress
00:15to vote on the removal of Boluarte from Presidency on the grounds of moral incompetence, in the
00:21context of strong criticism of the handling of the crisis of violence and repression.
00:27For his part, the Congress called on President to respond on Thursday at 11.30pm local time.
00:33Demands from social movements and indigenous communities were added.
00:37Former President Pedro Castillo, who suffered a parliamentary coup orchestrated with the
00:41participation of Dina Boluarte, issued a message from his place of detention denouncing the hypocrisy
00:48of the coup plotters who brought Boluarte to power.

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