Peru has a female president interestingly, after ex-president Pedro Castillo was impugned - hours after he attempted to break up parliament.
Dina Boluarte - beforehand the VP - was confirmed following an emotional day in Lima on Wednesday.
Prior in the day, Mr Castillo had said he was supplanting Congress with an "remarkable crisis government".
In any case, administrators disregarded this, and in a crisis meeting arraigned him. He was then kept and blamed for disobedience.
Reports in nearby media say he was going to the Mexican consulate in the capital when he was captured.
Ms Boluarte, a 60-year-old legal counselor, said she would oversee until July 2026, which is when Mr Castillo's administration would have finished.
Talking subsequent to making the vow of office, she settled on some kind of peace agreement to beat the emergency which has grasped the country.
"What I request is a space, a chance to safeguard the country," she said.
Pedro Castillo: The grade teacher who turned into Peru's leader
Wednesday's sensational chain of occasions started with President Pedro Castillo giving a location on public TV in which he pronounced a highly sensitive situation.
He reported that he would disintegrate the resistance controlled Congress, a move which was met with shock both in Peru - a few pastors surrendered in fight - and abroad.
The top of the protected court blamed him for sending off an overthrow, while the US "emphatically encouraged" Mr Castillo to invert his choice.
Peru's police and military put out a joint announcement wherein they said they regarded the protected request.
Mr Castillo attempted to break down Congress only hours before it was because of start new reprimand procedures against him - the third since he came to office in July 2021.
In his broadcast address he said: "in light of residents' requests all through the length and expansiveness of the country, we have chosen to lay out an excellent government focused on restoring law and order and a vote based system."
That's what he said "another Congress with constituent powers to draw up another constitution" would be gathered "inside something like nine months".
Be that as it may, Congress, which is constrained by parties went against to Mr Castillo, met a crisis meeting and held the reprimand vote Mr Castillo had been attempting to forestall.
The outcome was overpowering: 101 casted a ballot for impugning him, with just six against and 10 abstentions.
After the denunciation, Mr Castillo was seen on police premises.
In the photographs - which were shared by police on Twitter however in this manner erased - he should have been visible sitting, apparently loose, and talking to other people. Film was then delivered of Mr Castillo marking papers with investigators.
He was subsequently confined and blamed for disobedience for breaking the established request.
Peru has been going through a rough political period, with numerous presidents removed from office lately. In 2020, it included three presidents inside the space of five days.
Mr Castillo, who is a left-wing previous teacher, was chosen in June 2021 in a polarizing political race in which he crushed his traditional opponent Keiko Fujimori.
He had as of late been battling claims of defilement, which he said were essential for a plot to expel him.
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