(Analysis) President Dina Boluarte’s term has been a rollercoaster since assuming office 15 months ago, without winning widespread support among Peruvians. Her leadership faced its toughest test from late 2022 to early 2023, with massive protests demanding early elections. Alberto Otárola stood as Boluarte’s chief defender during this period, especially after she succeeded Pedro Castillo […]
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