Members of Peru's Congress initiated the no-confidence motion against Adrianzén due to widespread anger over escalating crime, particularly the tragic killings of miners. This incident has increased pressure on the already beleaguered Boluarte, whose presidency has been marred by public dissatisfaction. The prime minister's resignation is the third under Boluarte's presidency, reflecting greater instability as crime in Peru rises to alarming levels.

In a swift cabinet reshuffle just prior to the resignation announcement, Boluarte appointed new ministers for finance, interior, and transport, who will now also be exiting their positions. With protests erupting nationwide against extortion and violence, citizens clad in white have demanded immediate government action, holding placards proclaiming "no more deaths." The continuous cycle of political changes comes during a critical juncture for Peru as its citizens search for effective leadership in combating crime and restoring security.