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prime minister of Peru
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  • Dina Boluarte
    Dina Boluarte
    / Pedro Castillo’s removal from office and Dina Boluarte’s accidental presidency

    …Prime Minister Aníbal Torres with Betssy Chávez, Boluarte left the cabinet, resigning her post as minister for development and social inclusion but remaining as vice president. On December 7, with Congress preparing a third impeachment attempt, Castillo acted preemptively, going on national television to announce his intention to dissolve the…

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    …Prime Minister Aníbal Torres with Betssy Chávez, Boluarte left the cabinet, resigning her post as minister for development and social inclusion but remaining as vice president. On December 7, with Congress preparing a third impeachment attempt, Castillo acted preemptively, going on national television to announce his intention to dissolve the…

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