Fuerza Popular Backs Move to Remove President Dina Boluarte Over Security Failures
The party vowed to forgo leading Congress or any transition, promising broad security powers for a successor.
Overview
- In an official statement on Oct. 9, the Fujimorist party said it will vote for a congressional vacancia against Dina Boluarte.
- Fuerza Popular argued the government failed to take effective action against crime despite having legislative faculties.
- The party said the removal is necessary to open a new phase of governance, order and hope for Peru.
- It pledged not to seek the presidency of Congress or head any transitional government, positioning its stance as non-opportunistic.
- Congress approved its agenda by 77–1 with no abstentions as security concerns escalated, including the attack that injured four Agua Marina members at a Lima concert.