Pedro Castillo on hunger strike amid “politicized trial”
Pedro Castillo, who was overthrown by the right-wing Congress in December 2022, has called the ongoing trial a sham and demanded the charges against him be annulled.
Retired Peruvian general claims Dina Boluarte is responsible for massacres of civilians in anti-coup protests
In an interview, Victor Canales implied that Dina Boluarte may be responsible for the deaths of dozens of people during the protests of the coup d’état against Pedro Castillo, as well as the corruption embedded in the Peruvian Army leadership.
La elección de Perú: un nuevo puerto de aguas profundas o vagones de metro usados
Biden llegó a Perú con una extraña selección de ofertas: vagones de pasajeros y locomotoras usadas de Caltrain para el Metro de Lima.
Peruvian transport workers strike to demand an end to extortion and crime
Last week, thousands of truck drivers and small business owners took to the streets of several cities in Peru to protest against the high levels of crime in the country. They announced new actions against the Executive and the Legislative.
The Great National March demands the departure of Dina Boluarte’s government and Congress
On July 28 and 29, when Peru marks independence from Spain, hundreds protested against the government, while Boluarte gave a speech in the Peruvian Congress
Amnesty International alleges Boluarte may have deliberately planned violent repression of anti-coup protests in Peru
The document alleges that senior Peruvian officials either planned or deliberately failed to stop the violent repression of anti-coup protests which killed more than 50 people and injured thousands
Will there be justice for protesters killed in Peru’s anti-coup protests?
20 military personnel have been accused of intentional homicide in Peru for their role in repressing the December 2022 demonstrations in Ayacucho. The military allegedly fired intentionally against the unarmed civilian population.
One year since the coup in Peru
Following the coup against Pedro Castillo, the people of Peru took to the streets en masse to demand his restitution and the resignation of Boluarte
Fresh protests against Dina Boluarte met with violent police repression in Lima
According to a new survey conducted by the Institute of Peruvian Studies (IEP), the disapproval rating of de-facto president Dina Boluarte has risen from 71% in January to 81.6% in July, while that of the right-wing dominated Congress has increased from 89% to 90.4%
Peru’s lonely road on Boluarte’s shoulders: what’s next for the Pacific Alliance?
“The de facto president is only sustained by the support of the US. I dare say that Peru has never been so alone,” writes Maria Fe Celi Reyna
Thousands of Peruvians partake in ‘Third Takeover of Lima’, revive struggle against Boluarte regime
The new round of protests are expected to continue till July 28, the Peruvian Independence Day
Peruvians to hit the streets for ‘Third Takeover of Lima’
Thousands are expected to arrive to Peru’s capital city Lima to participate in a fresh round of protests to call for the resignation of Dina Boluarte who took office after the coup against Pedro Castillo
- In major blow against free speech, environmental group ordered to pay USD 667 million to pipeline corporation
- Panamanian workers mobilize against Social Security privatization
- Student protests grow in Serbia
- NATO countries control over 80% of global arms exports amid rising conflicts
- Dr. Oz’s nomination fuels fears for crucial health programs
