Peru's Fujimori government reinstates school expulsions, three suspensions in a year triggers permanent removal

Peru's government, under Keiko Fujimori, has issued a new regulation reinstating permanent expulsion for students accumulating three suspensions in a year, replacing a more lenient approach. The policy shift signals a return to stricter disciplinary measures in public schools, likely a political move to appeal to conservative voters. The impact on education outcomes and potential legal challenges remain uncertain.