The handover of the presidential sash in Peru has become an event defined by a mixture of formal tradition and institutional instability. Since 2006, the ceremonies marking the transfer of executive power in the country have repeatedly deviated from standard norms due to ongoing political turmoil.
While the presentation of the presidential sash is traditionally observed as a solemn moment of democratic continuity, the sequence of recent handovers reflects persistent political volatility in Peru.
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