It was Congress' third attempt to remove Castillo from office since his inauguration a little over a year ago. Read also: Castillo stages coup d'état in Peru, announces emergency gov't The first ...

Peru's one-house Congress Thursday denied President Pedro Castillo Terrones permission to attend the inauguration of Colombia's new President Gustavo Petro in Bogota on Aug. 7.

Castillo is appealing against his detention earlier in December over an attempt to illegally dissolve Congress The former Peruvian president Pedro Castillo, who is being held in pretrial detention ...

In South American country Peru President Pedro Castillo was arrested, hours after he announced the temporary dissolution of Congress. He made the announcement to prevent an impeachment trial in ...

Former president Pedro Castillo has accused the Peruvian Congress of violating his right to defense and has assured that his intention is not to flee the country and that he has not renounced his ...

As Castillo's vice president, Boluarte was constitutionally mandated to replace him after he was impeached by Congress and arrested. The U.S. State Department urged dialogue Friday and restraint ...

Castillo, who was in power for nearly 17 months, had tried to illegally dissolve Congress and reorganize the judiciary. Boluarte, the vice president at the time, assumed power and proposed ...

Castillo made the announcement in a speech to the nation in which he also specified that there will be a curfew in the country from 10 p.m. (local time) until 4 a.m., as reported by the newspaper ...

As Castillo's vice president, Boluarte was constitutionally mandated to replace him after he was impeached by Congress and arrested. The US State Department said Friday it remained concerned about ...

As Castillo’s vice president, Boluarte was constitutionally mandated to replace him after he was impeached by Congress and arrested. Demanding that Boluarte resign and call elections ...

The country’s crisis started in early December when then-President Castillo attempted to dissolve Congress and rule by decree, resulting in his arrest and replacement by his vice president.

Popular Force, the opposition party of Keiko Fujimori who lost the 2021 elections to Castillo, this week proposed holding elections in December. Congress is expected to debate the vote bill on Friday.