LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's first female president Dina Boluarte, who unexpectedly came to power on Wednesday after her former boss was ousted and arrested, will need to tread carefully to avoid her recent predecessors' fate of being forced out of office early.
Lima, Oct 23 (Prensa Latina) Peruvian President Pedro Castillo maintains a minority percentage of support but of a hard core which, according to a survey published Saturday, endorses him despite the accusations of corruption against him.
Castillo survived his first year as president because his left-populist guise as a rural teacher and union leader was of use to the ruling class in containing an emerging movement of the working class.
TRAPS. People in extreme poverty, even with social assistance, are unlikely to be able to leave their condition. Source : Rosa Chávez Yacila - OjoPublico