US EditionOne dead, dozens injured in Peru anti-crime protests
- On Wednesday, mass protests converged on Plaza San Martín and the streets around Congress in Lima targeting Acting President José Jerí, leaving at least one person dead.
- The latest mobilization grew from youth-led protests intensifying in recent weeks over policing abuses, corruption and economic frustration, shifting to the interim government after former president Dina Boluarte’s ouster, with Amanda Meza saying, `I think there is general discontent because nothing has been done.`
- Police fired tear gas as The Ombudsman's Office reported 102 injured, including 24 civilians and 78 police, while transport was disrupted in Lima and Callao.
- Jerí has pledged to lead a transitional government until July 2026, condemned violence, visited injured officers, and said, `I regret the death of 32-year-old citizen Eduardo Ruiz Sanz`.
- Analysts warn Peru’s eight presidents in a decade have eroded trust, and extended turmoil risks delaying policies and unsettling investors and minerals exporters before the April 2026 general elections.
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At least one person was killed and dozens of police officers injured in widespread protests overnight in Peru against President Jose Jeri, who assumed power just days ago, the state ombudsman's office said on Thursday.
Eduardo Mauricio Ruiz Sáenz was shot by a police officer dressed in civilian clothes while participating in a peaceful demonstration demanding the resignation of the interim President and the dissolution of Congress.
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