Political Turmoil and Impeachment in Peru

This chapter analyzes the constitutional framework in Peru that enables Congress to impeach a president on moral grounds, using President Vizcarra's case as a focal point. It explores the challenges faced by the interim government amid economic struggles and public discontent, as well as the looming political instability ahead of the upcoming elections. The chapter highlights the reactions from various sectors of society and the historical context of corruption that continues to plague Peruvian governance.