Pru PM is resigned before voting on lack of confidence

Peruvian Prime Minister Gustavo Adrians resigned hours before confronting the lack of confidence in Congress.

Members of the Peru conference called for a vote after confidence yet The last kidnapping and killing 13 mine workersThat shocked the country.

Adrianine’s resignation is another blow to the besieged president, Dina Polarrt, who has seen her approval classifications declined with the high crime rates in the country.

The resignation of the Prime Minister – the third that serves during the Politehiti era – is forcing the president to replace the entire cabinet, adding to the political turmoil of Peru.

Under the Peru constitution, all ministers must step down if the Prime Minister resigns.

While the president can restore the same people to the jobs they have resigned, she can only do so once there is a new prime minister.

The collapse of the cabinet is already in a rocky time in the Peruvian policy.

Shortly before Prime Minister Adrians announced his resignation, Pulawart has reformulated the current cabinet, and announced new ministers of financing, interior and transportation.

The three will now step down, just hours after the constitutional right by the president.

The classification of the already low approval of President Polarrt – which was divided when the former president, Pedro Castillo, was removed more than the Peruvian patience of what they say he failed to deal with the crime.

In recent months, hundreds of people have moved to the streets in protest against the increasing problem of blackmail, as gangs require increasing payments even from the smallest companies, including transport workers.

They wear white clothes, and they asked for “an immediate answer to combating blackmail and targeted killing.”