following the rest of the former president pedro castillo marianna sanchez, reports from lima. ah, security forces confront protesters in the southern region of who knew it? government says nearly 9000 demonstrators using homemade weapons and explosives, try to overrun the airport in the city of julio, aka, security forces responded with live ammunition. it's the deadliest day in more than one month of violence across me to one of the camera. i was holding my camera when a police officer asked me to kneel while pointing a gun at me. then i heard a shot and felt my foot blocked. then i felt a cramp. i took 4 steps. i fell on the floor because i couldn't walk, official se ambulances were prevented from moving freely. a doctor was killed well, assisting, the wounded, and a 17 year old girl was shot and killed in the crossfire. hospitals are overflowing with some of the wounded in critical condition. if we go, i want to call on the central government. how can we have so many? did people? tens of thousands of people have marched to demand the resignation of precedent. dean of a lot

vulnerability through has seen dairy protest since the arrest of former president pedro castillo in december . marianna sanchez was at the ready. oh, there is no broker party here in the capital of the country. people continued to my every day with many very i saturday, congressmen did not approve our reconsideration proposal to bring elections board to 2023. this was our request by president of the an electoral official said it was possible to hold elections by october. 6 we often do, i feel very offended, discriminated by these right? when congressmen and women who treat us like vandals, have you seen today, we have peacefully marched to the street. i do not know what these congressmen having me here. what are they thinking? we are from po, no, they are going to marginalize us. they do not respect us to or the congressman. i asked put yourselves in our place because this proposal was rejected in congress now is like starting from 0 on monday. lawmakers will start discussing with bringing elections forwards from 2026. and this of course, we'll call anger in the streets of the capital and another person agains

demonstrations up and down the country since last month's impeachment of former president pedro castillo were over to marianna sanchez now who's alive from reaper in the south of peru. and i can see protest, they're behind you. are they also calling to the lease of the former president pedro castillo the well need. we are indeed in the town of 40, but this is literally in a very remote area of the and this there's no one else of the friends, but off here and several 100 people coming down from different communities in the highland coming down to the center of this of this town and know they are not marching for the release of federal castillo, although on saturday will be one month since he was the chain. people here in these voted for more than 80 percent of the people here put him in office and the people here for the knowledge that you did not deliver on the promise of that she gave. but they believe blake, congress said blame lawmakers. they are demanding more than anything the resignation of president will do that. they also want to close enough congress and they and they want a new constitution, which is someth

they want president deniable watty to resign, and her predecessor pedro castillo to be released from prison. marianna sanchez report. some lima ah. hundreds of police force their way into peters, oldest university. to the neck, to this had allowed protesters to stay there for peruvians who traveled to lima to protest against precedent dino. and what he knew for a city acoustic protesters of stealing security gear and cold in the police to evict them as to your gas was fired. terrified students tried to hide more than 200 people were arrested. but when they were taken to the counter terrorism police headquarters, the anger only deepened april. okay, so we're asking for the freedom of our brothers who have been detained from different regions. i feel impotent, angry in pain. the police are killing her brothers. i police block the stations, entrance, keep enough lawyers and families with the students that are going good. again, it's unfair, what they've done with the students in a democracy or free to participate, but via an appeal cleans dictatorship in no more rights the a lot. i think the only pushing everyo

following the arrest of former president pedro castillo, were falling. developments in the peruvian capital is marianna sanchez, who joins us now live in marianna. how all these protests evolving? it seems that the list of demands is simply getting longer and longer and the police response firmer and firmer. that's right need. when we have seen in the last hour that says some people have flashed with police in the area. hardly, i'm in that is just a few blocks away from here and i asked this was happening. we saw a group of a rescue team rushing out in this same street going in that direction. and after that, in about a few minutes after that, they brought down a wounded person. one of the members of the rescue team told us that this person was seriously wounded in the head. we don't know what kind of wound he has, but what we know is that there's been a lot of what's to me asking what kind of weapons the police has was going to use prosecutors, we're going to be escorting, accompanying the police to verify that these were instrumental materials used that were allowed and were permitted and legal to counter th

she came to power last month, after former president pedro castillo, was arrested in jail after trying to dissolve congress. marianna sanchez reports from the capital lima. oh scenes. amelia left her home and 5 children behind in bruno to march in lima. she says she is never felt more offended by a peruvian precedent. oh, the noble water they had said, no, is not been fueling anger among these southern citizens. the symptom was written in another matter. we feel outraged. what does she think that were bolivians were legitimate peruvians and were marching here every day. and she has trampled our rights. ah, a day after the government sent hundreds of soldiers to occupy foreigner and extended a curfew. amelia says, such measures are fueling people's anger. at least 18 people were killed in bruno, 2 weeks ago, in the worst day of political unrest. you did, it was. i one justice for our brothers who have died dinner has to pay for what they have done to us where not animals for the police to kill as in that way. we just came to march peacefully without weapons. oh, nearly 60 people have been killed. many after security forces o

following the impeachment and arrests of, but allotted predecessor pedro castillo, at least 50 people have died in the unrest. marianna sanchez has more on this now from lima. now most of all the protests of we have seen are to day have been peaceful. they have not been carrying rocks or any other weapon. we've been seeing them with banners with all flags of the industrialization for many of those who. 3 have come off from our different parts of the country. it is likely that there will be classes because people have been marching for some time now. and as the hours go by, people get angry. now the final of the re, beehan golf cup has gone ahead in the rocky city of browser, despite for people being killed in a stampede outside the stadium. earlier, football fans were trying to get into the stadium hours before the match. many of them did not have tickets. french work is, are again on strike in a bid to force president manuel macro to drop his plan pension reforms. changes included proposal to raise the retirement age by 2 years to $64.00 union se the move is an assault on the welfare system. railway schools and refineries ar

have been killed in anti government protest since her predecessor pedro castillo was impeached and arrested. 6 weeks ago, marianna sanchez reports ah, a violent night in the capital of bidding protesters clashed with police as they tried to stop angry peruvians from reaching the parliament building. thousands, marched through lima, demanding the resignation of precedent. deena will not of the sand threw rocks and bottles and security forces responded with tear gas. several protesters and police were injured to day. the people rising up, not because we want to, but because of the conviction we have for a better peru, president dina bellow watty has to resign. ah, an empty building in the cities historic center could fire. although the cost is yet unknown. the protesters are calling for the resignation of the precedent. the dissolution of congress, fresh elections and the new constitution mario can put on. oh, god will help us. we will win sooner than later. if she does not resign, the people will kick her out. and we will die for our children. oh, since journeyed from southern provinces for a 2 day national strife. oh yes

pedro castillo, who was jailed in december. they are demanding his release and they want new elections along with the resignation of current present inability, marianna sanchez joins us live now for a bit of an update. tell us what's happening now. what's it like? we'll marianne, we have come to the center of where people will be joining in the next coming hours . this is the plaza from martina. and if you can see, there are already protesters not only from the provinces that have come to lima, but also from different places in the capital. people who are against, sorry, who are against a president the novel, a lot of it now this plaza has been a fortified by the police. this is what we can see here, but it's all around the plaza. odd. there's been police deployed around police. not only here, but in other places in the capital, also, it's a presidential palace has been logged to the congress have been locked out. so processes cannot reach the area. now we've seen off the out several hundreds if not thousands of people leaving the premises of the oh yeah. university of san marcos this morning with people who came from cruise come from pool now from the highl

pedro castillo was impeached and arrested. last month, demonstrate his wont velocity to stick down marianna sanchez has more from lima. what congress has done this morning is that they have approved that debate, meaning they have accepted to debate the issue of bringing elections forwards to 2023. right now, it is an electron will be held by 20 with. so what happens now is that the legislators will discuss and perhaps both later on in the next 2 hours or in the next couple of days. but they have to vote to bring elections forward in this legislative period that 1st vote. and then they have to ratify that vote in the 2nd legislative group, which would start on february 15th this after i were saying, president mark urged congress to vote. otherwise she threatened to send another bill to reform the constitution accept electrons ahead of time. but what many people are seeing minneapolis are seen is that really the only way to have elections really fast as people are demanding on the suites is by the resignation of president. but what, that's what would be the fact that would be the fastest week she would resign. the presi

december after a former president pedro castillo, tried to dissolve congress and was arrested since thin, nearly 50 people have been killed during violent protests. marianna sanchez has more from lima who usually doesn't happen. police escorting protestors here in the center of the capitol. most of the people here are people from the highland . many of the apprentices here on poor nowhere 3 weeks ago will please help me and said, you only one afternoon amending and they say they think it will not be any of them in the country. money might be already been deal a government, look into that or should it the government are trying to predict most i in these a rhetoric used by the government, a y adding fuel to the unrest. me? no, no nobody. all of the country. public workers have managed and venezuela's capital to demand better pay in the face of soaring prices. it's the 3rd demonstration of its kind of this month. on monday, the government's in inflation reached more than 230 percent last year. a seller is for public sector employees haven't changed since march, brazil, as president, has promised to improve ties with argentina, which became strained under his previou

december after form of precedence. pedro castillo tried to dissolve congress and was arrested since then nearly 50 people had been killed during violent protests. marianna sanchez has more from lima. oh surely doesn't happen. police escorting protestors here in the center of the capitol. most of the people here are people from the high lung. many of the protestors here are poor nowhere. 3 weeks ago, police open fire and 17 people were killed only one afternoon early in the government because they say they think there will not be any justice. make them feel in bruno another part of the country more than the 5. be all ready been deal with international local to mess with government to look into that or should it the government. 6 are trying to protect most i not growth in these a rhetoric, years by the government compensation. why it's adding fuel to the unrest. me? no, no, nobody. oh of the country. brazil's president has promised to improve ties with argentina, which became strained under his predecessor julia boston, arrow through his and osceola da silva, was speaking a bonus audio on his 1st foreign trip since taking office this month, theresa bow reports fr

the impeachment and arrest of bullets, a's predecessor pedro castillo, at least 50 people, have died in the protests. while there is marianna sanchez has been following the story. she reports just now from the central plaza in lima. and so my honor with these process, we see a number of different issues now coming together. so it's not just about dina. ballasa is a lot of anger and frustration towards the political class. and the deaths of over 40 protest is what people they're telling you. that's right, maria. people are demanding many different things are from the they what from the shut down of congress, from the research to show no president federal castillo, and very few of them who asked for this a mule constitutional assembly to change the constitution more than anything. marian, people are demanding that printed and the number one that we signed from, from, from off is now, you can see here, this is a from up in one of the places are the place where people are supposed to gather here. and we've been seen thousands of people going around the plaza, you see a group there, they're slowly margin because they're so many people a

president pedro castillo was facing rebellion and conspiracy charges, or peruvians in the south have clashed with police demanding the resignation of his successor, the noble lottie, marianna sanchez, reports from the city of ioc, who chill o. a merch lit by 10 coffins, a symbolic reference to the people who died in december. when the army opened fire at protesters near the airport. the and the and see to you for your culture. my son was taken from me. he was 20 years old. i want justice, the families of the victims blaine precedent the novel new out of the for the violent correct them and want her resignation. i. she's a murderer. at the bid and friends with congress demanded me did a submission. there were protests in several regions on wednesday. hi, we were blocked in cosco in bruno many clashed with police demanding new elections to be held immediately. although many different around the country, one different things. they're not coordinating among readers. there is one voice being heard louder and louder, and that is the demand for closing of cameras and give the form of the constitution 74 year old. and we get doris has no time to joint protests. he lives from crop to crop,

pedro castillo to be released from jail. more than 40 people have died since the nationwide protest that started after castillo was ousted in december. a correspondent, marianna sanchez, joins us now live from lima. my out of the protesters have been coming there from all over the country. what are they telling you? that's right laura. we are outside the university of san marcos. this is a very symbolic place because in the eighty's and ninety's students clashed with all the students that were followers of the shining path, many of them or left wing students class with lisa. now these are just students have allowed many of these protestors that have come from the provinces to come inside the premises of this university. they have slept over here. we've seen since yesterday. are hundreds of people bringing up water mattresses, food fruit for the people here, but now they are starting to pack because they have been told that they have to leave. now there was a lot of police here this morning. hundreds, i would say $800.00 officers here waiting to see what will happen, what was going to happen with this group. this is just a small group. there are group scattered in oth

pedro castillo, last month on charges of rebellion and conspiracy. sanchez joined just now on the phone from cory's capital lima. so yet more deaths, as these protests continue. what's the latest situation? marianna, carrie, this has been the, the most the day of protest in this more than a month of social. a in the country since the former president was ousted for we know that among the 14 dead there is a 17 year old girl. there's one minor. there's also one minor. among the nearly 40 people wounded, some are in critical condition. according to the office. this happening in full? no, this is the south of the country, a very well region in the country where a top touristic location got guys there. now protesters was clashed, clashed with the police to take over the airport. and they did not allow the ambulance to move at one point, a doctor was also killed up. he was trying to see some of the wounded testers are now controlling the airport understand. and they're very angry because the government sent military claims to not today. and they, people also are saying that the government is trying to portray the while and told us illegitimate. and then in social media, people have shared images of a g

pedro castillos arrest sparked a wave of protest that left 22 people dead. and as prosecutors build a case against the former leader, my name has support to say they've been betrayed by the government. marianna sanchez as more from one of castillo strong hopes. oh, from their mountain homes to the streets of the small town of lipa high up the dns . oh, under to farmers doing danny? the moment demanding the rights to promises former president biddle castillo, made during his campaign, yet little. lydia bianca says she will not give up on the expectations she had when she voted for him 18 months ago. 11 the laws are made to favorite. the rich, we don't have a voice or a vote. we want a constituent assembly to close congress. and we want president dina bullard to, to resign. she does not represent us. well, many protesters here see kathy's removal from office and arrest making a political prisoner disorder. cathy, you ordered the dissolution of congress and the rest of the prosecutor investigating him and corruption allegations. now he faces charges of rebellion and up to 20 years in prison. oh theo, one with more than 80 percent of the vote. although people here say he didn't pull any of the promises

carson pedro castillo, who was jailed in december, won't new elections to be held because due is being investigated for inciting a rebellion. often illegally trying to dissolve congress. marianna sanchez brings us more from lima. there's a lot of concern of what will happen to day and to morrow. others, a national strike here. there's been a nearly 50 people did related to the protest. so as these say, there's a lot of concern and prosecutors will be accompanying police to see what kinds of a weapons they have. it to a counter, the protest today that could become violent. oh and all the headlines, the final of the arabian gulf cup has gone ahead in the rocky city of basra, despite for people being killed in a stampede. outside the stadium idea football fans were trying to get in just before the match and the hours prior. many of them without tickets, when the crushed to place french work, is there a get on strike, and a bit to force president emanuel mark on to drop his plan pension reforms. the changes include a proposal to raise the retirement age by 2 years to 64 union se the move is an assault on the welfare system, railway schools, and refineries of all been affected by workers.

pedro castillo was removed from office. he was arrested after he tried to dissolve congress. now as prosecutors build a case against castillo, some voters say there still waiting for the changes that he promised or corresponded marianna sanchez reports now from whatever casteel strongholds in the andean region. oh, from the mountain homes to the streets of the small town of lipa high, a. b. b. o. 100 firm is doing disney, the mont demanding the rights to promises. former president bill castillo made during his campaign. yeah, little hook. media bianca says she will not give up from the expectations she had when she voted for him 18 months ago. 11 the laws are made to favorite. the rich, we don't have a voice or a vote. we want a constituent assembly to close congress. and we want president dina bullard to, to resign. she does not represent us. many protesters here see kathy's removal from office and arrest me kim, medical prisoner disorders cause to your order, the dissolution of congress. and the rest of the prosecutor investigating him on corruption allegations. now he faces charges of rebellion and up to 20 years in prison. oh, i see a one with more than 80 percent of the vote. although people here say he didn't fulfill a