Pero President Dina Boluarte, who was terminated by Congress in the early hours of Friday, denied that he had any intention of seeking asylum in another country, as he is facing justice investigations for at least two criminal offenses.

The former state leader, 63, appeared in front of her home, in a southern suburb of the capital, to deny rumors circulating to the press that she was seeking to seek asylum in a foreign country.

“Reports reported (…) that I asked to be given asylum. It’s not true »he told reporters.

Hours after being paused and therefore lost its immunity, the prosecutor’s prosecutor resumed two investigations against her. One concerns money laundering During the 2021 election campaign, when he claimed the Vice -President on the former president’s ballot paper Castillo. The other concerns nose plastic in which she submitted during her term of office.

The prosecutor’s Office has asked the Justice to be banned from leaving the country as it is conducting investigations.

The judiciary said the claim for a ban on leaving the former president for 36 months would be examined in a hearing which will take place on Wednesday, October 15th.

“I have no responsibility for any” From these cases, the case said yesterday Dina Boluarte. “I have a quiet conscience, I am in my house and will remain in my country”, insisted.

Her term was marked by a series of scandals, including the Rolexgateinvolving undeclared luxury watches and jewelry, as well as plastic in the nose to which it was secret in 2023, in other words without informing parliament as required by law.

‘The main enemy’

In Peru there are several former presidents behind the irons: The Alejandro Toledo (2001-2006) and the Ojadas Umala (2011-2016) serve penalties for corruption while Castillo (2021-2022) remains in custody pending his trial for an “coup” attempt.

OR Dina Boluartehis elected Vice -President, he took power after removing from the Congress of the latter; massive mobilizations and incidents followed with at least 50 dead.

Parliament’s main political forces made four proposals on Thursday to cease the president. The plenary approved its dismissal a few hours later and immediately, a transitional leader of the state was Jose Hari, as provided by the Constitution.

MP of the center -right, Christian Democratic Party Somos Perú (“We are Peru”) since 2021, Mr Hari was only elected in July President of Parliament. He assumed his new duties until April 26, 2026. The state of the Andes will hold general elections that month.

In his first speech, he promised to ‘Declare war’ In organized crime, which characterized the ‘The main enemy of the country’ of Latin America.

OR Dina Boluarte He had already been confronted with repeated attempts to move away from the office, which had no luck yesterday. This time, however, the evolution was very different, as parties of the right and far right, which supported it, now abandoned it.

Its anti -demarctivity broke a record. She finished her tenure with 96% of the population expressing her dissatisfaction with her actions, according to the Ipsos Polls Institute.

In recent weeks, anti -government demonstrations have multiplied in Lima, mainly in protest of an increasing wave of blackmail and murder attributed to organized crime and causing indignation at the population. The latest episode of this nature was only unfolded on Wednesday night, when a musical band was targeted in a concert in the capital, injuring five people, including four musicians.