Peru’s Constitutional Court pauses probes into President Dina Boluarte
Summary
Peru's Constitutional Court has put a hold on any investigations into President Dina Boluarte until she finishes her term in 2026. The investigations are related to protests that happened after former President Pedro Castillo was removed from office, and other accusations regarding her conduct as president. The court decision means these investigations will resume after her term ends.Key Facts
- Peru's Constitutional Court paused investigations into President Dina Boluarte until 2026.
- These investigations involve her handling of protests following former President Pedro Castillo's removal.
- The protests led to over 60 deaths and hundreds of injuries after Boluarte declared a state of emergency.
- The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights criticized the state’s use of force during the protests.
- Boluarte has denied wrongdoing and claims the investigation is a distraction from scandals involving the Attorney General.
- Additional probes include accusations of possessing expensive items and unauthorized absence for a medical procedure.
- Boluarte remains in office until July 28, 2026, having called for a new general election in March.
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