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The report examines how parliamentary impeachment has become a tool for ousting presidents in Latin America, alongside coups and forced resignations. Ecuador tops the list with 28 forced departures, followed by Bolivia with 26, while Paraguay has recorded 20. Notable cases include Dina Boluarte, José Jerí and Pedro Castillo in Peru; Fernando Lugo in Paraguay; and Dilma Rousseff in Brazil. Their ousters were linked to allegations of corruption, constitutional violations or poor performance. The report also cites the removal of Santiago Peña in Paraguay following a bank collapse and accusations of influence-peddling, with his vice president assuming the presidency until 2028.
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