Peru’s new president refuses to resign after Gen Z protests leave one dead
Summary
Peru's new president, Jose Jeri, is not stepping down despite protests, following the death of a rapper and protester named Eduardo Ruiz. A state of emergency was declared in Lima as investigations continue over the incident. Police detained a member of the force believed to be responsible for the shooting.Key Facts
- President Jose Jeri of Peru faces pressure to resign after protests.
- Protests intensified after the death of rapper and protester Eduardo Ruiz.
- A policeman, believed to have fired the bullet that killed Ruiz, is detained and dismissed.
- A state of emergency is declared in Lima, the capital of Peru.
- Protests center on demands for better wages and pensions for young people.
- Former President Dina Boluarte was recently removed from office.
- 89 police and 22 civilians were reported injured during the protests.
- The prosecutor's office is investigating the incident as a potential human rights violation.
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