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In Peru, after the leftist Pedro Castillo narrowly won the presidency in 2021, right-wing forces in Congress paralysed his government and eighteen months later, after his failed attempt to dissolve the parliament, booted him out of office; they have maintained a lock on the country’s politics since.
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Pedro Castillo won the presidency in Peru in 2021, but right-wing forces in Congress ousted him 18 months later and maintained control of Peruvian politics since.
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