Peru's Government Secures Confidence Vote Amid 'Rolexgate' Scandal

The vote allows Prime Minister Adrianzen's Cabinet to proceed, despite the corruption probe into President Boluarte's unreported luxury possessions.

Peru's Prime Minister Gustavo Adrianzen's Cabinet wins a crucial vote of confidence in Congress amid the ongoing 'Rolexgate' scandal, allowing the government to proceed.
The scandal involves President Dina Boluarte, who is under investigation for illegal enrichment and failing to declare luxury items, including Rolex watches and a Cartier bracelet.
Authorities raided Boluarte's home, uncovering items of unreported luxury jewelry and bank deposits of unknown origin.
The confidence vote comes after six ministers resigned and amid calls for Boluarte's impeachment over her handling of violent protests and the corruption allegations.
Despite the political turmoil, the vote of confidence is seen as a key test of support for the fragile government, with Boluarte's approval rating standing at around 10%.