秘鲁总统遭弹劾，谁会接任总统职务？

Core Viewpoint - The Peruvian Congress voted to impeach President José Hernández, resulting in his removal from office with a vote of 75 in favor, 24 against, and 3 abstentions [1] Group 1: Impeachment Process - The impeachment motion was passed during a special session of Congress, which has a total of 130 seats [1] - According to legal requirements, at least 87 votes are needed for an impeachment motion to pass, but as Hernández was serving as the President of Congress, only a simple majority was required to remove him from both positions [1] Group 2: Succession Protocol - Following the impeachment, the acting President of Congress, Fernando Rospiñol, announced that a new election for the President of Congress would take place on the 18th, which will confirm the successor to the presidency [1] - Under the Peruvian Constitution, if the President is unable to fulfill their duties, the Vice President should take over; however, both Vice Presidential positions have been vacant for years, leading to the Congress President assuming the role [1]