Protests have increasingly turned vocal, with demonstrators demanding decisive government action to address safety and security issues, underscored by calls to end targeted killings and violence in the mining regions. In conjunction with these unrests, Boluarte's administration has undergone cabinet reshuffles, but recent appointments have now been rendered futile as all ministers must resign alongside the prime minister's departure. As public dissatisfaction with crime continues to grow, Boluarte faces increasing pressure to restore public confidence in her government’s efficacy.

This political upheaval illustrates the fragility of Boluarte's government, whose challenges extend beyond just leadership transitions to the core issues of public safety and governance that have gripped the nation. With a new prime minister needed to advance any strategy, Peru's political landscape remains uncertain.

The shifting political dynamics in Peru come amidst broader societal frustrations and economic concerns, leaving many to question the future stability and governance of the country as it grapples with escalating crime and persistent political challenges.