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2017–present Peruvian political crisis

Timeline

Background	Internal Conflict in Peru Fujimori regime (1990-2000) 2006 elections Pink tide 2011 elections 2016 elections Hatun Asha ambush 2017 Teacher's strike Operation Car Wash
First Period	Congress-Executive conflict The Arrest of Ollanta Humala
Second Period	The involvement of president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski in Operation Car Wash First impeachment process against Pedro Pablo Kuczynski Pardon of Alberto Fujimori Mulder Law is voted into law.
Third Period	Kenjivideos scandal Second impeachment process against Pedro Pablo Kuczynski Resignation of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski Inaguration of Martin Vizcarra
Fourth Period	CNM Audios Revertion of the Pardon of Alberto Fujimori Arrest of Keiko Fujimori The escape of César Hinostroza The rejection of Political asylum for Alan Garcia
Fifth Period	Death of Alan Garcia Fujimorist-Aprista alliance
Sixth Period	Arrest of Alejandro Toledo Complaint against Daniel Salaverry Intent to carry out anti-corruption reforms
Seventh Period	The president dissolves Congress 2019 Peruvian constitutional crisis 2020 legislative elections
Eighth Period	Coronavirus pandemic Cisneros tapes First impeachment process against Martín Vizcarra Removal of Martín Vizcarra
Ninth Period	Inaguration of Manuel Merino 2020 Protests Deaths of Brian Pintado and Inti Sotelo Resignation of Manuel Merino Inaguration of Francisco Sagasti
Tenth Period	Vacunagate 2021 elections Unproven claims of Fraud Seizure of poll percentage by Free Peru on 10 April 2021 Inauguration of Pedro Castillo

Parties to the conflict

Pro-Congress	Congress of the Republic of Peru Fujimorists Socialists Ethnocacerists Government of Manuel Merino Supporting Parties Popular Force Peruvian Aprista Party We Are Peru (at times) Popular Action Go on Country Popular Renewal Alliance for Progress Christian People's Party Peru Secure Homeland Change 21 We Can Peru Union for Peru (Until 2021) Free Peru (Until 2021) Broad Front (Until 2021) Peru Possible (Until 2017) Peruvian Nationalist Party (Until 2021) FREPAP
Pro-Government	Government of Peru Government of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski Government of Martín Vizcarra Government of Francisco Sagasti Government of Pedro Castillo Odebrecht (allegedly) No to Keiko Supporting Parties Purple Party Free Peru Together for Peru New Peru Union for Peru Contigo Peruvians for Change National Victory (Until 2021) Christian People's Party (Until 2021) Peruvian Nationalist Party (at times) Alliance for Progress (at times) We Are Peru (at times)
Pro-Congress figures	Alberto Fujimori Keiko Fujimori Kenji Fujimori Manuel Merino Mauricio Mulder Daniel Salaverry (until 2019) Martha Chavez Lourdes Flores Daniel Urresti Mercedes Araoz (2019-2020) Antero Flores Araoz Hernando de Soto Polar Ollanta Humala (at times) Alan Garcia † (2017-2018) Rafael López Aliaga Héctor Valer (2020-2021) César Acuña Máximo San Román George Forsyth (at times) Jose Luna Alfredo Barnechea Santiago Fujimori
Pro-Government figures	Pedro Pablo Kuczynski Godard Martín Vizcarra Francisco Sagasti Vicente Zeballos Julio Guzman Verónika Mendoza Vladimir Cerrón Máximo San Román (Until 2021) Carlos Bruce (Until 2018) George Forsyth (Until 2020) Fernando Zavala Yehude Simon Salvador del Solar Pedro Francke Walter Martos Luis Bedoya Reyes † (Until 2019) César Acuña (at times) Pedro Castillo Antauro Humala Héctor Valer Marcelo Odebrecht Yonhy Lescano (at times) Cesar Hinostroza (Until 2018) Guido Bellido Aníbal Torres

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