(Analysis) President Dina Boluartes 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 Otrola stood as Boluartes chief defender during this period, especially after she succeeded Pedro Castillo following his controversial move against Congress, igniting protests.The governments crackdown on demonstrations led to 49 deaths, sparking international outcry and being labeled by rights groups as extrajudicial killings.Boluarte persisted despite condemnation from leaders like Mexicos Lpez Obrador and Colombias Petro, championing democracy and legal resolution.Dina Boluartes Survival Instinct Amid Political Turmoil.
(Photo Internet reproduction)Otrolas departure due to harassment allegations signals a significant shake-up, marking Boluartes third Prime Minister change amid government instability.This departure signals a broader political crisis, exposing vulnerabilities in Boluartes administration.Despite challenges, Boluarte denies any governmental crisis, emphasizing his commitment to Peru.The minimal change in her cabinet and Otrolas continued presence have sparked further criticism, emphasizing a perceived lack of change.Boluartes defense of her brother Nicanor against conspiracy allegations further complicates her administrations narrative.New Prime Minister Adrianzn faces skepticism for resembling Otrolas stance, especially concerning protester deaths seen as a continuation.Leading Peru through turmoil, Boluartes governance and crisis management draw scrutiny, domestically and internationally, amidst the nations division.