Clashes between police and Gen Z protesters in Peru leave one dead
Summary
Clashes in Lima, Peru, between police and young protesters led to the death of a 32-year-old man and injured over 100 people. The protests began shortly after José Jerí became interim president following the impeachment of Dina Boluarte. Protesters were demanding action against crime and corruption in the country.Key Facts
- A 32-year-old man died and over 100 people were injured in clashes in Lima, Peru.
- The protests followed José Jerí's appointment as interim president after Dina Boluarte's impeachment.
- Protesters are primarily young and are calling for more action against crime and corruption.
- President José Jerí is the seventh president of Peru in eight years.
- The deceased, Eduardo Ruiz Sáenz, was reportedly shot, and an investigation is underway.
- President Jerí claimed the protest was infiltrated by criminals intent on causing chaos.
- Protesters want the government to address issues like the extortion of bus and taxi drivers by gangs.
- Calls are growing for an independent lawmaker to replace President Jerí.
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