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Peru’s deadly protests: what is happening and why are people so angry? | Peru | The Guardian
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Protests erupted after the president, Pedro Castillo, was ousted in December after attempting to temporarily suspend congress
Local residents temporarily block a road in Laramani, Espinar province, Peru, at the end of January. Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP View image in fullscreen Local residents temporarily block a road in Laramani, Espinar province, Peru, at the end of January. Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP Peru This article is more than 3 years old Explainer Peru’s deadly protests: what is happening and why are people so angry? This article is more than 3 years old Protests erupted after the president, Pedro Castillo, was ousted in December after attempting to temporarily suspend congress Dan Collyns in Lima Wed 8 Feb 2
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