Peruvians look beyond row to economic crunch

As Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra navigates the political storm gripping his country, many in the Andean nation worry that an economic rebound could stall and infrastructure development come to a grinding halt.

On Sept 30, Peru started with one president and finished with another, only to change back the next day. Vizcarra has since sworn in 19 new ministers in a government reshuffle, and has announced new legislative elections for Jan 26.

For now, a constitutional crisis appears to have been averted, but many citizens are unsure what will happen next. In a country that goes through political crises with clockwork regularity, this may yet be the biggest in 30 years.