in new york, michael shifter, senior fellow and member of the council on foreign relations.ndon, alonzo -- at ox it -- oxford university and a book on humanitarian law in peru. thank you for your time with us. one claudio mcgivney some assessment of these protests. protesters have made their way to the capital. what is your assessment? >> yes. approximately 1000 or more people are coming at this moment from different parts of the provinces. in rented buses. they want to take dina boluarte down. they want her to resign. it is a political demand. all the man's are political. they want a new constitution. they want dina boluarte to resign. they want elections closer. the complete situation is a political situation. not a social situation, as is presented by some media. for me, it looks very much like -- because i am bolivian. i lived in peru for years, and also venezuela. i see the same situation that happened in bolivia in 2020 when the president was taken out from government and was made to resign, also with an offense of this type. this type of social movement, when in fact

fraser: click -- michael shifter from the inter-american dialogue, thank you for joining us on france4. brazilian authorities have vowed to protect democracy and bring to justice those who stormed the seats of power over the weekend. thousands of supporters of far right former president jair bolsonaro oke into congress, the supreme court, and the presidential palace on sunday, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. many have called upon the army to oust the democratically elected lula and reinstate bolsonaro. let's get the latest on this story where we can speak to our correspondent. incredible images coming out of brazil over the last 48 hours. how is the government reacting to the riot over the weekend? >> absolutely shocking images. this is the worst political violence, the worse attack on democracy that brazil has suffered since its return to democracy in the 1980's. for that reason, the government is acting swiftly and very firmly. and it became obvious the police were not going -- as they marched up the ramp behind me toward the congress that you can see behind me. presid

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