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José María Balcåzar

president of Peru
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    A day after Jerí’s removal from office, Peru received its ninth president in only a decade, JosĂ© MarĂ­a BalcĂĄzar. BalcĂĄzar is from the left-wing political party PerĂș Libre and became the interim president after securing majority support in Congress.


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being removed, and his successor, José María Balcåzar, assumed power as yet another interim figure.

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being removed, and his successor, José María Balcåzar, assumed power as yet another interim figure.

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