Published 2 years ago

Peru's struggling president marks his first year in office

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Pedro Castillo's popularity is in shambles, decimated by what critics characterize as a chaotic management style and corruption allegations. In rural areas many voters believe the fault for the executive crisis lies not only with Castillo, but with Congress. Only about 19% of Peruvians approve of the job being done by Castillo.

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Associated Press News

Peru's struggling president marks his first year in office

TUPE, Peru (AP) — In the last town on a road in the Peruvian Andes, María Acevedo has a tiny convenience store but primarily lives off the crops and livestock she raises on her land.

2 years ago·United States

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USA Today

Peru's struggling president marks his first year in office

After a year in the presidency, Peruvian leader Pedro Castillo's popularity is in shambles, decimated by what critics characterise as a chaotic management style and corruption allegations (AP Video: Mauricio Munoz, Cesar Barreto, Cesar Olmos, July 26)

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Peru's struggling president marks his first year in office

Like many in her Peruvian Andes community, María Acevedo voted for Pedro Castillo for president last year, drawn in part by the possibility of seeing the nation led by someone with rural roots like her own

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Peru's struggling president marks his first year in office

Like many in her Peruvian Andes community, Mar�a Acevedo voted for Pedro Castillo for president last year, drawn in part by the possibility of seeing the nation led by someone with rural roots like her own

2 years ago

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Peru's struggling president marks his first year in office - Local News 8

By FRANKLIN BRICEÑO Associated PressTUPE, Peru (AP) — Like many in her Peruvian Andes community, María Acevedo voted for Pedro Castillo for president last year, drawn in part by the possibility of seeing the nation led by someone with rural roots like her own. That sentiment proved to be shared by people across Peru, and the political neophyte Castillo stunned Peru’s political class by winning election. After a year in the presidency, Castillo’s…

2 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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Los Angeles Times

Peru's struggling president marks his first year in office

A year into his presidency, Pedro Castillo's popularity has tanked for what his critics call a chaotic management style and for corruption allegations.

2 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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