In a significant political move, the Congress of Peru has removed President Dina Boluarte from office, a decision driven by escalating crime and a series of scandals. The lawmakers voted to impeach Boluarte, who had previously risen to power as vice president, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction with her leadership amid a troubling crime surge. Following her ousting, José Jerí, the president of Congress, has been sworn in as the new leader of the country. This political turmoil underscores the urgent issues facing Peru as citizens grapple with increasing violence and insecurity.