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Protests Peru 2022 Last minute | Las demonstrations in Peru for him early elections y closing of the Congress they do not cease in their ninth day. Until today, December 17the Ombudsman reported 19 deaths during clashes in apurimac, Arequipa, La Libertad, Junin y ayacucho between civilians and members of the National Police y Armed forces. According to the report, six more people lost their lives in traffic accidents related to the road block. Against this background, the Executive declared the entire country in a state of emergency and established the curfew in eight departments (15 provinces). Know all the news in this note The Republic.

Protests in Peru: latest news LIVE from today’s demonstrations, Saturday December 17

Ayacucho: confirm new death and national figure rises to 20

The Ayacucho Regional Health Directorate confirmed a new death from nationwide protests. According to information from the institution, the deceased person was one of the injured who was at the Regional Hospital.

Protests in Peru: President Dina Boluarte calls for peace

The President Dina Boluarte made a call to work in peace and calm after the violent episodes recorded in various protests in regions of Peru. “No more deaths,” she said.

IACHR will arrive in Peru to find out about the situation after the vacancy of Pedro Castillo

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) expressed concern about “the exponential escalation of the violence in the protests of Peru” and made a call to those involved to find a solution to the crisis. In the same way, he indicated that he accepted the invitation to travel to the country and learn about the current situation after the presidential vacancy of Pedro Castillo.

Protests in Peru: 7 policemen were kidnapped during demonstrations

The General Commander of the National Police, Raúl Enroque Alfaro, pointed out that 7 policemen were kidnapped so far about the protests in Peru. He said that, fortunately, the protesters released the troops and they are safe.

PNP raids premises of the Confederation of Peasant Communities (CCP)

The National Human Rights Coordinator (CNDDHH) denounced that the National Police of Peru raided the premises of the Confederation of Peasant Communities (CCP), a socialist party and the New Peru movement. According to the institution, the PNP was looking for protesters.

“We demand an explanation of the Ministry of Interior. Peaceful protest is a right. Enough of the repression!” He expressed in his Twitter account. Twitter.

Protests in Peru: Ayacucho airport still not working

The Alfredo Mendívil Duarte airport in the city of Ayacucho It is still not working after the violent protests registered on Thursday, December 15. The Armed Forces and the National Police provide security to establish the reopening protocols.

There are 23 highways blocked in Peru, reports the Armed Forces

At a press conference at the Government Palace, authorities from the Armed Forces reported the current situation in the road block. Until this time there is 23 routes interrupted because of demonstrations.

Protests in Peru: President Dina Boluarte holds a press conference

The president In Boluarte He is currently giving a press conference on the latest events in the country. It refers to the deaths in Peru and the project of new elections rejected by him Congress.

Metropolitano restores service at its stations

“Service was restored in the seasons of Metropolitanwhich are in the Lima’s center. Therefore, the routes A and C resume their journey through Lampa and Emancipación”, reported the Urban Transport Authority for Lima and Callao (MORE) in a publication in Twitter.

Road blockade: vehicular traffic has been restored at 65 points nationwide

Protests in Peru: humanitarian flights will be sent to pick up tourists stranded at Machu Picchu

A group of tourists stranded in Machu Picchu (Cusco) after vandals vandalized the train tracks. This Saturday, December 17, the Government will send 4 humanitarian flights to pick them up.

Protests in Peru: Vandals burn toll booths in Juliaca

Protests in Peru: passengers will only be able to enter the Jorge Chávez airport with a flight ticket

The Jorge Chavez International Airport maintains strict security measures against possible protests In the establishment. One of them is that only the entry of passengers with their flight ticket. However, the measure can be relaxed in the event that a person with a disability requires a company.

Pope Francis raises prayers for Peru after protests

“The celebration of the Nativity of Jesus Christ gives me the opportunity to express my feelings of friendship and renew the commitment of the Church in its mission to accompany and encourage the Peruvian people in their desires, in their concerns and in all aspects that imply a journey of social understanding,” said the Pope Francisco In a letter delivered by Monsignor Guillermo Inca Pereda during the meeting held by the President Dina Boluarte.

Curfew in Peú: air workers will be able to use a photocheck as a safe-conduct to circulate

Minsa: they will create health brigades that travel to regions affected by demonstrations

The Ministry of Health (Sometimes) announced that it will create health brigades to travel to regions affected by the protests in Peru. These will support the operation of the services in the different establishments.

Protests in Peru: Chota ronderos will travel to Lima to join protests

During the days of protests that take place in the region cajamarcait was announced that members of the peasant rounds will travel this weekend to the city of Limato join the demonstrations demanding the closing of the Congress y new elections.

Protests in Peru: how many deaths are there due to the national strike and who are they?

On the ninth day of protests in Peru 19 deaths have been recorded in clashesaccording to the Ombudsman. It should be noted that the number, unfortunately, is increasing with the passing of the hours.

Certificates confirm deaths from firearm projectiles in Ayacucho

The Republic agreed to four death certificates of the victims of the first day of the strike against the government of Dina Boluarte and the Congress, in Ayacucho. The documents confirm that deaths occurred from projectiles from firearms (PAF). One of the victims was a minor of just 15 years old.

Minister of Culture and Education resign their posts.

After the victims in the clashes, the Minister of Culture (Jair Pérez) and the Minister of Education (Patricia Correra) presented their irrevocable resignation from their posts in protest of the actions taken by the FF. AA.

The number of deaths from the protests in Peru rises to 19

After the statement from the Diresa de Junín, the overall number of people killed throughout the country during clashes between civilians and protesters has increased to 19 so far.

Diresa Junín reports that 3 people have died from protests in the region

The Junín Regional Health Directorate reported that three people have lost their lives, only in this region, as a result of protests in favor of early elections and the closure of Congress. They also indicated that there are 52 injured.

Work pass: at what time does mandatory social immobilization apply?

People who work regular hours compulsory social immobilization they have to process a work permit. This is the link to obtain the work pass during the curfew.

• apurimac: provinces of Andahuaylas and Chincheros. From 6.00 pm to 4.00 am
• Arequipa: province of Arequipa. From 8.00 pm to 4.00 am
• ayacucho: Cangallo province. From 7:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m.
• Cusco: provinces of Cusco, The Convention, Chumbivilcas and Espinar. From 8.00 pm to 4.00 am
• huancavelica: provinces of Tayacaja and Angaraes. From 7.00 pm to 4.00 am
• Ica: Ica and Pisco provinces. From 7:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m.
• Freedom: province of Virú. From 6.00 pm to 4.00 am
• A lots of: provinces of Carabaya and San Román (Juliaca). From 8:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m.

Why was the state of emergency declared in Peru?

The Government of Perulead by Dina Ercilia Boluarte Zegarraannounced the state of emergency throughout Peru. The provision for 30 days responds to the serious consequences that the clashes between protesters, police agents and military forces continue to generate.

There have also been reports of grievances against the National Policedozens of wounded, acts of vandalism, road grabburning of the headquarters of some public institutions, among others.

What activities cannot be done during the state of emergency?

According to article 137 of the Constitutionlas state of emergency restrictions consist of suspending the following constitutional rights:

• Rights related to liberty and personal security
• The inviolability of the home
• The freedom of assembly and transit in the territory included in paragraphs 9, 11 and 12 of article 2 of the Great Charter and in subsection 24, section f, of this.

Also, remember that habeas corpus or amparo are not suspended and that no one can be exiled.