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Why are DEADLY Peru Protests Continuing?

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Why are DEADLY Peru Protests Continuing?

Why are DEADLY Peru Protests Continuing?

Deadly protests sweeping across Peru show no signs of slowing, as thousands call for Peru’s president Dina Boluarte to stand down.

Lawmakers partially met the demonstrators’ demands, by bring forward the 2026 elections, to 2024.

But for the protesters, that’s not enough.

Report by Braybrooks.

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