Dina Boluarte
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Gender | Female |
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Age | 61 |
Date of birth | May 31,1962 |
Zodiac sign | Gemini |
Born | Chalhuanca |
Peru | |
Position | Vice President of Peru |
President of Peru since 2022 | |
Education | USMP |
Nationality | Peruvian |
Party | Perú Libre |
Previous position | Minister of Development and Social Inclusion of Peru (2021–2022), First Vice President of Peru (2021–2022) |
Presidential term | December 7, 2022 – |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 3423038 |
Dina Boluarte Life story
Dina Ercilia Boluarte Zegarra is a Peruvian politician, civil servant, and lawyer currently serving as the President of Peru since 7 December 2022. She had served as the first vice president and minister at the Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion under President Pedro Castillo.
Peru protests: President calls for 'truce' after clashes
...By Vanessa BuschschlüterBBC NewsPeru s President Dina Boluarte has called for a " national truce" after protests that have rocked the country since her predecessor Pedro Castillo was ousted on 7 December...
Peru protests: Iconic Machu Picchu closed indefinitely
... The demonstrators are demanding fresh elections and calling for new President Dina Boluarte to stand down, which she has so far refused to do...
Peru protests: Many dead in new clashes
... They say new President Dina Boluarte must go, and want snap elections...
Peru protests: High-level talks amid deepening crisis
... The new President, Dina Boluarte, gave no statement to the press...
Peru protests: Roads and airport blocked in anger at new president
... Dina Boluarte, his successor and former deputy, proposed bringing general elections forward by two years to April 2024 in response to the protests...
Pedro Castillo: Peru's ousted president detained by police in Lima
... Mr Castillo s Vice-President, Dina Boluarte, was later sworn in as his successor...
Peru protests: Roads and airport blocked in anger at new president
By Marita MoloneyBBC News
Anti-government protesters blocked roads and stormed The International Airport in Peru 's second city Arequipa as deadly unrest intensified on Monday.
Supporters of leftist former President Pedro Castillo took to The Streets in anger at his impeachment and arrest.
Dina Boluarte , his successor and former deputy, proposed bringing general elections forward by two years to April 2024 in response to The protests.
But Mr Castillo called Ms Boluarte's plans a " dirty game".
At least seven people have now died in clashes with The security forces since protests erupted over
He was accused of corruption and detained for attempting to dissolve The opposition-controlled Congress, just hours before it was due to vote on his impeachment.
In a handwritten letter that he tweeted on Monday, he called Ms Boluarte a " usurper" and Said he had been " kidnapped" and humiliated.
Supporters of Mr Castillo argue that Ms Boluarte was not elected by The People . They are demanding that Peru hold new elections, with some also calling for Congress to be shut down and Mr Castillo released.
Protesters blocked roads and set fire to vehicles on Monday, and an estimated 2,000 stormed The Airport in The southern city of Arequipa, blocking The Runway and forcing flights to be suspended for several hours. Police finally dispersed them with Tear Gas .
In a televised address to The Nation earlier in The Day , Ms Boluarte - The First woman to lead Peru - Said she would submit a bill to Congress to hold elections in April 2024, instead of April 2026.
Ms Boluarte Said she would also propose constitutional reforms to achieve " a more efficient, transparent and participatory system of government" but did not go into detail about those reforms.
The Move represents an about-turn. Said on taking office that she would serve out The Remainder of Mr Castillo's five-year term in office in full.
Last week a court ordered that Mr Castillo while an investigation is carried out into whether he should be charged with rebellion.
How Ms Boluarte deals with The protests is seen as a key test for her presidency and whether she will be able to hold on to power until April 2024.
Peru 's politics have suffered from instability for years, with The legislature and executive almost constantly at loggerheads.
Ms Boluarte is The Sixth president to hold power in as many years.
Source of news: bbc.com