The Prime Minister of Peru is out ahead of the voting

Prime Minister Peru Gustava Adriancen resigned a few hours before he had to resist the vote without confidence in the congress.

Members Congress Peru called for voting after confidence after Recent abduction and murder of 13 mine workersthat shocked the country.

Adriantsen’s resignation is another strike on the presidential fighting, Dina Boluarter, who saw that the approval rating had fallen when the crime level took off.

The resignation of the Prime Minister – the third, which serves at Bolouart – makes the president replace the entire cabinet of ministers by adding political upheaval of Peru.

According to the Peru Constitution, all ministers must leave the post where the Prime Minister is quit.

While the president can rename the same people from whom they have resigned, it can only do so after the new Prime Minister is.

The cabinet collapse comes to the Rocky time in Peruvian politics.

Shortly before Prime Minister Adrianczne announced his resignation, Baluorter changed his existing office, announcing new finance ministers, interiors and transport.

Now all three will have to leave the post, only a few hours after the oath of the president.

And the low ranking of President Bolouart – the sworn when the previous President Pedro Castile was filed – fell, since the Peruvians are increasingly impatient to the fact that it is her inability to fight the crime.

In recent months, hundreds of people have taken to the streets in protest against the growing problem of extortion, as gangs are increasingly demanding payments from even the smallest enterprises, including transport workers.

Dressed in white, they demanded “an immediate response to the fight against extortion and purposeful killings.”