Political Turmoil in Peru: President Ousted Amid Scandal

Peru's Congress has removed President Jose Jeri from office after just four months, due to controversy surrounding undisclosed meetings with a Chinese businessman. The decision was made through a simple majority censure vote, highlighting the ongoing instability of the country's leadership.

In a rapid political development, Peru's Congress has ousted President Jose Jeri on Tuesday, following revelations of clandestine engagements with a Chinese businessman. This action comes just four months into his tenure.

The decision was reached through a simple majority vote on a censure measure, marking the latest episode in Peru's volatile political scene characterized by frequent changes in leadership.

The move underscores the challenges facing the South American nation as it grapples with the continuous turnover of its top officials.

(With inputs from agencies.)