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This is CBS, I on the World. I'm John Batchel. With the New World Report, Professor Evan Ellis

of the U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute, the headline in Reuters, Peru.

Peru judge strikes down bid to stop ousted president leaving country.

Second ousted president. A man named Castillo from the indigenous part of the country was elected

some years ago, was challenged by the legislature, removed from office, and jailed. To my knowledge, he remains

incarcerated, accused of corruption. The vice president then assumed the office. Her name is

Bellarte. I remember her trouble initially because she was wearing an expensive watch.

I've not followed the story of corruption closely since then,

but the professor, Evan Ellis, is here to help me understand the structure of this removal

from office.

For example, Dayline Lima, a Peruvian judge rejected a bid to prevent former President Dina

Bellarte, who Congress abruptly ousted last week, from leaving the country while state

prosecutors investigate her for alleged abuse of office and money laundering.

Professor, we both know that for some time there's been loud grumbling in

Peru about the leadership of Bellarte, the trip to China, the expensive watch, the non-explanation,

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