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Failed vote to oust President shakes up Peru’s politics

LIMA: Perus President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski could end up the surprise winner of an attempt to oust him from power this week after some opposition lawmakers broke ranks with party leaders to support him opening a divide that might strengthen his hand

Updated At : 06:20 PM Dec 23, 2017 IST

Peru’s President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski. Reuters file

Lima, December 23

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