Peru Congress impeaches interim President after four months in office

The Peruvian Congress has impeached interim President Jeri after just four months in office, amid ongoing political turmoil in the country. Jeri had assumed the presidency following the ousting of his predecessor, Dina Boluarte, who was also removed due to widespread protests that highlighted issues of corruption and escalating violence linked to organized crime. This political instability reflects the deepening crisis in Peru, where public discontent has been growing over the government's handling of corruption and security challenges. The recent legislative decision to impeach Jeri is likely to exacerbate the already tense political landscape, as citizens continue to demand accountability and reform. As Peru grapples with these pressing issues, the future of governance in the country remains uncertain, with potential implications for regional stability as well.