Peru 'in crisis' as interim president resigns

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A caravan of demonstrators on motorcycles ride after interim President Manuel Merino resigned his post Source: AAP

Manuel Merino insists that he'd acted within the law when he was sworn into office as chief of state, despite protestors' claims of a coup.

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Published 16 November 2020 11:59am

Updated 17 November 2020 7:25am

By Allan Lee

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Peru 'in crisis' as interim president resigns

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Manuel Merino insists that he'd acted within the law when he was sworn into office as chief of state, despite protestors' claims of a coup.

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Manuel Merino insists that he'd acted within the law when he was sworn into office as chief of state, despite protestors' claims of a coup.

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