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incapacity

noun as in inadequacy

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Citing Boluarte's "permanent moral incapacity," Congress kicked the lightning-fast impeachment proceedings into motion late Thursday, garnering support from across the political spectrum, including parties once loyal to her.

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An overwhelming majority of lawmakers from across the political spectrum approved her ousting on grounds of "permanent moral incapacity".

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Boluarte was impeached Friday by opposition lawmakers on grounds of “moral incapacity,” a legal mechanism that has been used by Congress to oust previous presidents.

“Eugenics was initially focused on disability, intellectual incapacity, mental illness,” Stern told me.

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The Commission on Judicial Performance, the state agency responsible for probing complaints of judicial misconduct and incapacity as well as disciplining judges, issued its findings in August.

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