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Peru's Congress votes to oust the interior minister for failing to halt killings

  • Peru's Congress voted to remove Interior Minister Juan José Santiváñez after he failed to address rising violent crime, gaining 78 votes in favor during the no-confidence vote.
  • The Congress stated that Santiváñez must take responsibility for his inability to address the wave of citizen insecurity the country is facing.
  • Public outrage grew following the killing of Paul Flores by assailants after a concert in Lima.
  • In response, President Dina Boluarte declared a state of emergency and ordered soldiers to assist police with violence.
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Peru's Congress votes to oust the interior minister for failing to halt killings

Peru’s Congress has voted to remove the interior minister from office after deciding that he had failed to adequately handle rising violent crime in the Andean country.

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La Prensa Regional broke the news in on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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