Peru
Presidential republic
Peru leans hardest toward Traditional, Religious and Order.
The 12 axes, with receipts
Unitary republic with weak regional governments.
Six presidents in under a decade, several removed by Congress.
Deadly crackdown on the 2022–2023 protests.
Cautious international outlook.
Volunteer military.
Quechua and Aymara co-official where spoken.
The 1993 constitution limits the state’s economic role.
Market-oriented economy with a large informal sector.
Mining exporter with many trade deals.
The constitution recognises the Catholic Church’s role in national history.
No recognition of same-sex couples; abortion only to save the mother’s life.
No strong stance on frontier tech.
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