>> this is peru. i lived in peru during the years of shining path in the late 1980's.nately, the security forces have a record of human rights abuses. that is why there is a strong human rights movement in peru. also, there is mistreatment of indigenous people and poor people in the south. a lot of these people also bear a huge responsibility. policemen have been burned alive. there has been violence, that is also unacceptable. security forces have a responsibility to restore public order, to protect innocent citizens from violence, but there is no justification for the abuses that have been reported. the people who have been killed that were protesting peacefully, or just happened to be in the area. that is unacceptable. >> alonso, my guess from the a moment ago was saying this is a political offensive. do you agree with that assessment? give me your initial thoughts. >> we do not think i agree. the political situation has layers. we can discuss surface level analysis of specifically castillo's coup and the specificity the current moment. but if you look further down

we go to southern peru for the latest. then over 7000 nurses at two hospitals in new york have entered the third day of a strike. >> nurses don't want to strike. we would rather be inside taking care of our patients. not in the conditions -- amy: we will speak to a striking nurse and a journalist who documented how hospital ceos are boosting their own pay by millions of dollars while slashing charity care. and crypto grows what your 401(k)? what is that all about? all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. iran has sentenced three more people to death in connection with nationwide protests that have been going -- ongoing. there have been four known executions linked to protests so far. on tuesday, the united nations slammed the executions as state sanctioned killings. >> criminal preedings and the death penalty are being weaponizedy the irania government to punish individuals participating in protests and to strike fear into the population to stam

what peru need is a is a forum. busy of open consultation, a spanish, where the nation can sit together and here the grievances of the people and know what it feels like to be approved in the doesn't have access to health care that doesn't have access to public education. that is a police, if they ever complain or you know, doesn't have actual safety and it's a state that looks after its population. ok, that process need to start right on that note. i will have to leave it there. we've run out of time, but thank you so much. one claudio lecture and michael shifter and alan. so graham and thanks for joining us. thanks for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page at facebook dot com, forward slash adrian side story in the conversation on twitter or handle is a j inside story from myself and the whole team right here in del hi, thanks very much for watching and bye bye for now. ah a oh no, it was an arab ing. my n

i think this is, this is, you know, this is peru. i lived in peru for 4 years during the years of shining past in the late eighties and early 90 ninety's. ah, and unfortunately of you know, on the, the security forces have a record of human rights abuses. that's why there's a strong human rights movement. improved and there's also just a vis mistreatment of the indigenous people of poor people in the south. now a lot of these people also very huge responsibility. policemen have been to policeman that it was burned alive. there have been violence. ah, that is also unacceptable. and so the security forces, i have a responsibility to restore public order to protect innocent citizens from violence . but there's no justification for the abuses that have been a poor reported that people that have been killed ah, that were protesting peacefully or were just happened to be in that area on acceptable or alonzo over in london. my guess from a lima one claudio a moment ago was saying that this is a pretty much a political offensive, what's taki

what's fueling public anger in peru? mass protest calling for a change have taken place for 5 weeks since the former president was impeached and arrested. peru is no stranger to political crises. so how is this one different, and what will it take to fix it? this isn't fight story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm telling you, navigate on tens of thousands of people are expected to descend on, peruse capital lima for 2 days of anti government protests. ah, they want president, dean bull arthur to resign an early elections, to be held, many or supporters of her predecessor pedro castillo, and have a similar background to their former leader. they're indigenous to poor and come from rural, peruse, mountainous regions. they say president bello art a dozen to represent them. she was appointed when castillo was removed from office an early december, and arrested on charges of rebellion and conspiracy. on the 5 weeks of demonstrations, more than 40 people had been killed in confrontations with security forces. we've ta

but he was a legitimate elective president of peru. and the fact that there was a sector of the hard right, that was never recognized him and trying to undermine him, also shows that we were dealing with a non democratic, an important part of the congress as well. not the whole congress, but i think a certain a certain sector of the congress, micah let me feel in just about the united states since you speak to us from new york. we know. 2 that and let's look at this on the international response, because at least 14 countries are right across latin america and the caribbean have condemned the co improved. they've come out in support of castillo, but then you have the united states, for example, which is throwing its support behind the dina blo, artie unelected presidency. so to what it, what does the u. s. a stake in all of this? well i think that i think durable, what day is, is the constitutional to his vice president. and if the president is impeached, then the vice president assume assumes are the power and that, that's totally con

so that's why we're in peru.e we get all indiana jones, we're spending some time in lima, as we like the capital city just fine. and we have, both of us, from previous trips, friends here. lima is the cultural hub and culinary capital of a country that has exploded in the last decade with scores of world-class chefs, cooks, and restaurants. it has long been considered to be one of the best food scenes in all of south america. let's do it. >> eric: how far away is the house? >> coque: that's it. so, it's -- >> eric: over there? >> coque: yeah. five minutes. >> anthony: one of our friends here is chef restaurateur, coque ossio. he's one of the best, most successful chefs in the country. his family are something of a beloved culinary dynasty in peru. and pucusana, a small fishing village about an hour south of lima, is where they spend their weekends . coque's mom, marissa guiulfo, is like peru's julia child -- >> marissa: welcome. >> anthony: -- james beard rolled into one. thank you for having us. a caterer, cookb

ah, peru has one of the highest coven, 19 death rates in the world. the pandemic helps the informal economy expand even further. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. the country is reaching rule materials, but their mind mainly by foreigners, particularly by the chinese middle didn't enough with alyssa. what about a design and digital media? we have been mining lithium in mines, near chile, in the south of the country for many years. g. the product has great potential. really, the lots of countries are interested in atlanta, 0 china, for example. what is the 1st country that wants to benefit from it? that china is investing in all of latin america, including peru, stuff, new chinese want to build a port in the north, which will help them expand in the pacific is in. she said, my years of bussey. b fishing is also crucial to the local economy. but so far, there's been very little foreign investment in major fishing companies, not even from china. i own in between, but that, that, you know, china is investing massively in mining a

i spoke to sigrid bazan, who is a congress woman of the together for peru party in peru.ion of president dina boluarte and early elections in the country. what's been happening in peru, we've been having these protests since december 7 with the ousting of pedro castillo. and also, they have been growing due to the excessive repression of this government. we're joining these protests that ask or demand, basically, dina boluarte's resignation, also early elections, and finally, a new constitution that's also something that in many regions outside lima, protesters have been demanding and claiming. so tomorrow there's a big protest that has been called by several unions, indigenous communities and other organisations, students, etc. so we're hoping that this peaceful protest that is actually a constitutional right can be held with the guarantees and also with the respect of human rights. and at what point will protesters just give in and say enough is enough? you mentioned there that peru has seen some of its worst violence in decades. dozens of protesters have died in the cl

is one of the poorest in peru in 2009 promo hare. the development organization offered micro loans to fisher women air. when a promo had a blue sky, the aim of palmer hair, he will is to encourage women to improve their lives body from him unless we give them loans from. but if the based only on their we're allowed i will. i'm ok. maybe the person i'll come get a good again temper my life has improved visitor costume for kit lightweight and i used to often lack money out on for keep. now i am happy because my children can go to school. i miss each month as i can help my family. but i you that ends at unfamiliar emmys, who hello, 13 years later, gloria has given up fish farming the polluted waters of lake city. caca constantly killed her fish, and her family now wants to go into tourism with an island made of reeds. they've invested the money they earned from fish farming in the new project. a loan of about $100.00 us dollars is still making a difference to de la for any certain electronic if the organization comparable at the n g l i

however, peru has achieved some small successes in the fight against poverty. in 2000 me. bunco was the 1st bank in peru to grant loans to the very poor no guarantee required. so cold micro loans, fatal was hit by his get them. the informal economy is a major problem into rules. you know, it is a consequence of migration with many people coming to lima from rural areas and the, and d and region. that's why we started giving lines to the rural populations will set up always us when we run helping people to help themselves while integrating them into the national economy. that was and is the goal of micro loans 2009, a visit to julio solis. his company makes gas stove alone from me. vancho allowed julio solis to expand what i me i with a bowl game now again, i couldn't get anywhere because i didn't have any money. he is, i am and i am based up a gal up on that. so i knocked on the doors of several banks looking for financing, the going up, what they refused and gave me nothing. national or the load of young people are looking for work in the factory with it. all

but congresswoman of the together for peru party, but congresswoman of the togetherfor peru party, thankws now. new data has revealed that temperatures in greenland are the warmest they have been in 1,000 years, under scoring the growing impact of human—driven climate change on the natural world. a study published in the scientific journal, nature, found that temperatures have risen 1.5 degrees celsius above the 20th century average since 1995. joining me live now from budapest is — diana urge—vorsatz — a professor of the central european university and vice chair of the intergovernmental panel for climate change. thank you very much forjoining me. first of all, what more can you tell us about the increase in temperatures in greenland and how significant is this rise? ., ., , ,, and how significant is this rise? ., ., , , rise? unfortunately this is a very significant. _ rise? unfortunately this is a very significant. earlier- rise? unfortunately this is a very significant. earlier it i very significant. earlier it was suggested that greenland or at least the remote parts of greenland ar

. >> peru is no stranger to political turmoil. it's a country that has seen six presidents in the last five years and i think what that has led to is a distrust and how the democracy functions, tre is a study that is critical for us that shows 21% of peruvians are satisfied with their democracy. 50% of politicians are corrupt, gives you an idea of people -- of how people feel. >> have there been allegations of human rights abuses? >> there are many human rights groups who have accused the police of acting disproportionately against protesters, vandalized, burnt buildings, but the police and military have guns. a lot of these people have died from bullet wounds. >> is there any resolution in sight? >> one of the main asks and demands is the new president resigns, she was initially an ally and has really dug in her heels and is not getting any signs that she will acquiesce to demands. if that does not happen, i think this will keep going. >> thank you very much. in brazil, another democracy under pressure. far right supporters of th

the reality is many in peru outside simplify _ needed? we haven't peru is not outside simplify matters too much. but we haven't peru i5 notjust an uprise and a lot of long—standing grievances and combinations that emerge out of a period of neglect and in other regions of the country in the highlands and generals and so on and we have any period of corruption, incompetence and so on and also a period in which opportunities lake in the year 2000 and 2010 and so on where it was not taking advantage in order to have this. but we have now is a protest in which we have violent groups, definitely and criminals involved in illegal mining, illegal logging and we have people who are protesting honestly about their grievances and we have politicians to take advantage of that. and unless you have a response to each of those courses, it's going to be difficult to reach agreement and unfortunately, the government up to now has not been able to articulate a response that really would address at the same time the immediate problems of plucking growth and

>> that is part of the tragedy of peru. this is about the authority to lead peru to a new election. it is part of the tragedy of the crisis in peru in the last 20 years. congress and the political class have become more and more medicalized. >> thank you so much. it isn't -- to new zealand our record rainfall is pounding the island for a third straight day. >> chris has described the flooding as unprecedented. >> waiting waist deep. dozens of homes have been damaged beyond repair. residents are processed in the shock. >> it was a swarm of people, first responders and everything. fortunately, everyone got out. quick the prime minister, chris higgins flew into see the extent of the damage. >> it is a little bit overwhelming. >> experts are warning that more severe weather is underway. for at least the next few days, this is home. for those waiting out the storm. >> india is marking the 75th anniversary of the assassination of gandhi. modi paid their respects at a memorial settlement -- memorial ceremony in delhi. he was famed for his nonviolent resistance of the british role that help

peru is no stranger to political turmoil, peru is no stranger to politicalturmoil, but peru is no strangerut this chaosis political turmoil, but this chaos is deadly. for weeks, supporters of former president pedro castillo have been out in the streets. more than a dozen people were killed this week in clashes between protesters and security forces.— clashes between protesters and security forces. translation: i de - lore security forces. translation: i deplore this _ security forces. translation: i deplore this aggression - security forces. translation: i deplore this aggression against | deplore this aggression against the forces of law and order and once again will call for order, peace and tranquillity for all peruvians. we cannot be murdering each other. many were killed when _ murdering each other. many were killed when mr _ murdering each other. many were killed when mr castillo's - killed when mr castillo's supporters storm the airport in the southern city ofjuliaka. the clashes became so violent that a three—day curfew in the region is now in place. it all came to a head last mont

in peru, thousands of demonstrators have poured into the capital lima. the countries deadly political crisis deepens. supporters of ousted president petal castillo, are demanding the resignation of his replacement president deena baldwin. oh, they came by the thousands to oust to president. and after weeks of turmoil and deadly violence, their demands are getting louder. ah, more than $10000.00 police officers greeted demonstrators on the streets of the previous capital authorities taking no chances at the country's worst violence in 2 decades. and it's not long. the full tensions boil over ah, again, has been growing across peru since the arrest, the former president pedro castillo, the country's 1st leader from a rural and d in background. many of those demonstrating here have traveled from the poorer region. now bring that fight to the capitol, fueled by mistrust in the countries elite. an anger at the bloodshed linked crackdowns on protest is in their home towns get a more long survey. we won't, di napoli wanted to resign, and a conquest to be restru

>> you have very big demonstrations in areas of peru.ou have a mart that is called -- march that is going to lima to try to convince the establishment for had the resignation -- for the resignation of the president. they do not seem tidentify with the president. they consider her to have betrayed their promise with the alliance with a political right. >> we have had five weeks of demonstrations, a military crackdown what is attracting the attention of the international community. none of this is good for peru's image. >> we had six presidents in six years, our parliament had a closure in the last four years. it is a mess. we have no political leaders that convince the other ones, the other party to become parties. if we are going to a general election, it is supposed to go through 2024, it will be the last one, we have a big crisis without political leaders and with a strong resentment. >> went to the indigenous populations of peru -- what do they want? what do they say is happening to them? why are they so angry? >> they have a deep age

both in peru and bolivia. these are countries that have an indigenous majority that has largely been excluded from the political system. and when pedro castillo was removed from office and in prison without trial for 18 months of preventative prison, that sent a large protest in these indigenous communities. and they're demanding that he's freed in that are manning, new elections and 47 protesters have been killed in the past month. so you get the history of it, which we've also been reporting. let's just talk about the here. and now the prosecutor's office is talking about a prosecution of government officials. and if they find faults in any way that the, the president is acted, how can they actually acts? and is the prosecutor's office independent of what, what is, what would we would assume be under the ministry of justice? is that correct? yes. well, these are questions that everyone in peru is asking right now. i've been speaking to a lot of people on the ground and people are, are kind of confused. they

a ah, a deadly surgeon, political violence and peru was public. anger grows against the rest of the former president last month. ah, hello, i am dire in jordan, this is al jazeera live from dall also coming up. j. dante back. oh, so the strengths, my supporters of the brazilian president a day off to his opponent, storm congress demanding his resignation. joe biden meets the mexican leader in a 1st visit by u. s. president and nearly a decade and pushes the tougher action on an eagle migration. and drugs and the you case, 1st of a space mission fails off to a glitch aborts, an attempt to north satellites into orbit ah 14 protests as have been killed in peru in the latest demonstrations demanding new elections and the resignation of president deena bolo, arctic. oh, they died in confrontations with security forces. they tried to over on the airport in the southern city of new york. hello, otto took off herself to impeachment and arrest of former president federal castillo last month on charges of rebellion and conspiracy with marianna sanchez joins us live, not on peruse capital lima marian

sofia bettiza reports. these images have become all too common in peru.he president, dina boluarte. these protests have cost the country more than $1 billion worth of economic losses. they've even forced the government to close machu picchu, world tourist attraction. on tuesday the president called for a national truce. translation: ext} president called for a national truce. translation: 50 people have died amongst _ truce. translation: 50 people have died amongst these - truce. translation: 50 people have died amongst these acts i truce. translation: 50 peoplej have died amongst these acts of protest and violence. this pains me. this is it a peaceful protest but a violent action by a group of radical people. i call my dear homeland for a national truce to set up a dialogue. national truce to set up a dialogue-— national truce to set up a dialogue. national truce to set up a dialouue. ,, ., ., , ., dialogue. she apologised for the killings _ dialogue. she apologised for the killings but _ dialogue. she apologised for the killings but once - dialogue. she

oh, and the state of emergency has been introduced and several regions of peru from january 15th, for 30 days amid math protest across the country. that has perused president dina lark. there refuses to leave office despite calls for her resignation. facebook says it will remove all content on its platform that supports the brazilian protests while praising such riots and eat on and refusing to bad calls to kill the iranian leader. ah, good morning for moscow to wherever you may be watching this is the weekly with the hour and weeks most vital stories from around the globe. i'm fear l isabel. moscow says kiev is planning a large scale provocation to blow up large grain stops and blame russia. the russian defense ministry says kids goal is to leverage western public opinion. ukraine security services are preparing a large scale provocation in the coming days to discredit rush's actions within the grain deal and to accuse russia of creating a food shortage in ukraine. in the western media, the incident will be presented as another atrocity by the russian troops requiring a tough respons

it's all going down in peru this week. the demonstrate is mostly indigenous people try to storm an airport in the nation's 2nd biggest city, but they were stopped by police classes have been sweeping peru for more than a month now with protesters to mining the resignation of president dina watson, we took office last month also, her predecessor was ousted the bed of state. so the situation is under control, claiming the unrest is being fueled from abroad. meanwhile, peruse future, and that of its natural resources. old up for debate, the us ambassador to the south american country, a former c i a officer has met with peruse, energy minister to talk business. the ministry later released a statement expressing gratitude to america for its support. minister vera thanked the u. s. government for support on mining and energy issues and reiterated the will of the national government, whose priority is the massive vacation of natural gas, energy security and petrochemical development in the south of the country. and perry was a k

ah, dozens injured in peru as police confront, protest is demanding the resignation of the prisoners plus how a growing number of polluted cranes are being encouraged to spend the winter. in south korea the us is designated rushes, wagner group as an international criminal organization. the white house is about 50000 of its mission rates of fighting in ukraine. the classification will allow the us to apply why the sanctions to the group. my can of reports from washington d. c. i a 3rd force and the ukraine conflict. soldiers from russia's wagner group, essentially hired mercenaries, many of them hired from russian prisons. the group is controlled by a guinea pig. oh, seen a close ally of letting me a putin. and this week featured in a video made by his own media service, visiting injured fighters, innocent petersburg clinic. you must not petty a soldier, a war. you must take care of him. therefore, each soldier should be unique, with more than $50000.00 deployed in ukraine. the wagner group has been on the us rate, offer a number of months. and now it's been declared a significant tr

tricky business how one entrepreneur in peru keeps on trucking despite the crisis scant wages in sri lanka people are struggling to cope with exploding prices. anyone wanting to buy fuel or food in sri lanka needs a lot of time - and money. the country is in the midst of its worst economic crisis since independence in 1948 - more than a third of the population is coping with food insecurity. the coronavirus pandemic and the global consequences of russia's war on ukraine have made the situation worse. but the biggest problems are home-grown. poor governmental decisions have increased the national debt and caused foreign currency reserves to dwindle - pushing the country to the brink of insolvency. together with un-tv, we met people there, who, are nonetheless trying hard not to lose hope. >> we work even when it rains and while the leeches suck our blood. we only eat vegetables and greens. we are going through a very hard time.” >> nagamma has been picking tea here for 23 years; she's one of millions of sri lankans in the grip of the country's worst cost of living crisis in generation

in peru. # continue in peru. immigration man # immigration man # cani # immigration man # can i crush you. # and tributes for the celebrated 19605 and tributes for the celebrated 1960s folk rock singer, david crosby, who has died at the age of 81. the hollywood actor alec baldwin is being charged with involuntary manslaughter after a gun he was handling on set went off and killed the cinematographer hutchins. the armourer of the film rust, who was responsible for the weapon, will face the same charge after the gun that baldwin fired was found to contain live ammunition. ms hutchin�*s family have released a statement saying they support the charges. sophie long has the latest from los angeles. the frantic efforts to save halyna hutchins in the moments after she was shot. it was during rehearsals on a ranch in new mexico when the shootings and deaths depicted on the 19th century western they were filming became all too real. are you doing 0k? no, i'm not, actually. 0k. alec baldwin was holding t

our latin america at italy, st. human reports now from southern peru. this is the road to the poodle region of southern peru. humanitarian truce is supposed to be in place to allow food and fuel through along the $400.00 kilometre route from the andean city of co school. o. rude has been blocked for nearly a month by indigenous communities. they tell us they are outraged about the deaths of more than 50 protesters. almost all of them here in southern peru, since president b noble know, they took office in december. man, i'm not that kid. dana motivated them. we won told this to changing. we want to polarity out, we want the congress out. we women are going to fight till the very, like i'm on. i was never bruce, southern and in region is worlds apart from the capital or the north. this is home to poor, mostly indigenous farmers and miners voted for peruse, now deposed. president federal castiel early pharisee that but his removal, they tell me is no longer which feeding a regional uprising, no federal scope at all. it's almost every cause you're the pers

of peru is a key global producer of copper. busy silver zinc, a, with a claim majority of the countries exports roughly 58 percent coming from mining and extraction for the rest of the countries exports amount of just over 40 percent. now, the ousted president federal castillo, he says now that the u. s. has long tried to gain control over peruse, lucrative, mineral resources, have a listen for yourself. the visit of the u. s. ambassador to the government palace was neither unreasonable nor in favor of the country. it was to give the order to take the troops out to the streets and massacre my defenceless people. and incidentally, to leave the way clear for mining exploitation. while there is perhaps an intriguing coincidence to the story of alison here, the u. s. ambassador to peru least, sec kenna, who previously worked for the c i a reportedly met with the south american countries defense minister the day before the then president was kicked out last month. we heard from latin american geopolitical expert, daniel shaw. he is

also, peru's capital on edge.housands of antigovernment protesters convert -- massive demonstrations calling for the presidents resignation. in afghanistan, poverty and hunger have compounded the crisis. israel's prime court denies benjamin netanyahu's -- from serving as minister. ukraine's secret service has launched a criminal investigation into a helicopter crash that killed the interior minister and other senior officials near kyiv. 14 people died when the aircraft came down next to a kindergarten on the outskirts of the capital. a child's among the dead. dozens were injured. natosha butler reports from brovary. >> the kindergarten in the town of brovary, near kyiv, still smoldering as emergency teams clearing wreckage. some scattered across the playground. a helicopter carrying nine people had crashed near the building, killing all on board including ukraine's interior minister denys monastyrsky. kyiv's mayor called his death a huge loss. >> a young guy. [indiscernible] >> dozens of children were in the kinde

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we are the children of the lake where peru is founded. so how did she say that, pu, no, is not true. she has offended us. oh, oh boy. oh, oh, how ever unpopular the president, the ongoing strikes and roadblocks are taking their toll? it's a battle that may depend on which side can resist the longest. oh god, you do to see in human al jazeera, who not. they do vote counting is underway in tennessee as parliamentary election, but only a little over 11 percent of people cast their ballots. critics say it's a sign the public is frustrated by what? by what they're calling president crisis. i. yes, power, graham, but i believe me, it has more from the capital tunis. just a trickle of boat is a route to nisha polling station remain by and large, empty for electoral workers. a long, sluggish election day. the few casting their ballads mostly from the older generation, retirees like has century, who believe it's their duty to vote. and the machine fear the country is going to hell and people are not voting. to learn will remain in the same situati

this our 17 protest as have been killed in confrontations with security forces in peru. the demonstrators want new elections on the resignation of the president, dean about it. she took off herself to the rest of the former president, had the orchestra last month. lease and brazil have been clearing out, protest camps in the capital a day off to an attack on government buildings by supporters, over jebel, sanara, around $1500.00 people have been arrested since the rights and demonstrations of rally than defense of democracy in priscilla. i'm sorry. hello, recording for those involved in the storming of congress, the presidential policy. i'm the supreme court to be jail. yes, president joe biden has pushed for tougher action on illegal migration and drugs in a meeting with his mexican counterpart, the talk come head of a north american summit. know the join by canada's prime minister to he's a boat reports from mexico city. hello. the us president joe biden med with his mexican counterpart when we look at the presidential palace in mexico city. it's his 1st trip to latin

these images have become all too common in peru.e resignation of the president, dina boluarte. these protests have cost the country more than $1 billion worth of economic losses, and have even forced the government to close machu picchu, a world tourist attraction. on tuesday, the president called for a national truce. translation: 50 people have died amongst these acts - of protest and violence, and it pains me. this is it a peaceful protest. this is a violent action by a group of radical people. i call my dear homeland for a national truce to set up a dialogue. she apologised for the killings but once again refused to resign. which is why, only hours after she pleaded for dialogue, thousands of people marched in the capital, lima. translation: we are not terrorists. | we are not criminals. we are peasants who seek justice and peace in our country. protesters throwing rocks. police responding with tear gas. some shouting, "boluarte is a murderer," referring to the brutality of the police. this is mostly people in poor, rural areas.

many in peru are demanding the resignation of interim president, thing above the water. the release of imprisoned ex president pedro castillo and new elections. more than 45 people have died since the protests began in december. in the vatican city, pope francis has made an impassioned plea to end the violence and resolve the crisis. through dialogue. with a doubly correspondent, nicole breeze joins us from the peruvian capital. miko, if been on the streets of lima for the last few days. how would you describe the situation you are seeing oh i, it's certain to say that the tensions are not less than a few days ago. actually, i think they're rising here. it after attained a several people yesterday when they evicted a university of premises where the police were the tank and tear gas and relatives are waiting to hear from their relatives were in there. most of them don't know how they are, what is happening exactly, and they're just waiting. there's also law lawyers arriving here and obviously, or what happened yesterday here is rising detentions. there will be new, natio

amy: finally, peru.espond to the imprisonment and the ouster, the coup against the leftist president pedro castillo. >> he was elected the president of peru as somebody to help bring about proper equality of life and justice within peru. he has been removed by a coup and he should be freed from prison. ps don't business being -- he has no business being in prison and we should port those who are fighting for justice and equality. i have discussed this with many people. we need urgent observation delegations to go to peru to report as you are on your excellent channel the truth of what is happening there. the people of peru deserve democracy, not autocracy. amy: jeremy corbyn labour , party member of parliament for islington north. he served as labour party leader from 2015-2020. he's taking part in today's belmarsh tribunal in washington, d.c. come along with noam chomsky, daniel assange, katrina vanyan who will, daniel ellsberg, and more. i will be cochairing that panel on democracynow.org. we will be l

our latin america editor, lucy newman, reports from southern peru. this is the road to the poodle region of sudden, peru, humanitarian truce, is supposed to be in place to allow food and fuel through along the 400 kilometer route from the andean city of co school. oh, the road has been blocked for nearly a month by indigenous communities. they tell us there outraged about the deaths of more than 50 protesters, almost all of them here in southern peru, since president benevolently took office in december. man, i'm not that kid yanna motivated. we won, told this to changing. we want to polarity out. we want the congress out. we women are going to fight till the very end. like the one i was never peruse, southern and in region is worlds apart from the capital or the north. this is home to poor, mostly indigenous farmers and miners who voted for peruse, now deposed, president federal castiel, early pharisee, but his removal. they tell me is no longer which feeding a regional uprising of a broad scope at all pharmaceuticals there. dickerson that would alw

there's been a acoustical, pu, not, and inadequate by the 2nd largest city in peru. oh, well, there's been violent protests there. people professors trying to take over the airport. now. we've been speaking to some of our, the demonstrators here, people who are very angry, up the government, very angry at dina would love to, for the deaths that have occurred in the past all 6 weeks. people say that that she must resign because they cannot do. there cannot be one more death. in these protests in the country. united nations highest ranking, female official says, what's happening in afghanistan is a grave crisis for women's rights and a wake up call for the international community. the taliban has bought women from education and much of public life. the restrictions were top of the agenda for you and deputy secretary general amena mohammed who's just wrapped up afford a visit to afghanistan. she says much remains to be achieved. or con reports afghan women's rights to education, to university, to work, and to fulfill their dreams. all of this was the focus of talks betw

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after months of ruling battles, ah, a state of emergency has been introduced in several regions of peru from january 15th, for 30 days, amid mass protest across the country. that has perused president the noble lord. they refuse to leave office despite calls for her resignation. ah, good morning from moscow to wherever you may be watching this is the weekly with the hour and weeks most vital stories from around the globe. i'm paralyzed about we start with some breaking news from nepal. we're a plane would $72.00 on board has crashed at the countries international airports. this unverified footage allegedly shows the moment before and the aftermath of the plane crash. here, the city of po kara, in the central of nepal. the plane allegedly crashed as it attempted to land. there were 68 passengers and 4 crew members on board reports say that there are 16 casualties. as rescuers continue to work at the scene, we will keep you updated with more details as they come. ah, moscow says keith is planning a large scale provocation to blow up large grain stocks and blame russia. the russian defense

republic, after months of ruling battle, a native emergency has been declared in several regions of peru for 30 days, amid mass protest across the country as peruse in term president, being up a lark that refuses to leave office despite calls for her resignation. with hello, good afternoon for moscow to wherever you may be. watching this is the weekly with the hour and weeks most vital stories from around the globe. i'm fiorella isabel. we start with breaking news from nepal, where 72 people have reportedly died in a plane crash at the country's international airport. this unverified footage allegedly shows the moment before and the aftermath of the plane crash near the city of poke in central nepal. reports say the plane crashed as it attempted to land. let's cross live now to our t correspondent roon june sharma to discuss the details. what more do we know about this tragic crush? well as far as the civil aviation authority of the ball is concerned, they said that on board the plane, there were $68.00 passengers, which included at least 15 for nationals as well as for crew members. and

it's pure anger on the streets of peru. dozens have died following weeks of protests.te the danger, peruvians are determined. for days, thousands of protesters from rural parts of the country have descended upon its capital, lima. what they want is president dina boluarte out. translation: we want | the usurper dina boluarte to step down and call for new elections. these protests will continue. the south of the country is rioting. we came to lima from all the southern regions. more people are dying in clashes with police. the un has accused them of using disproportionate force. it has infuriated peruvians. in a southern town of macusani, an entire police station is reported to have been set on fire. it all came to a head last month when the former president, pedro castillo, was arrested for trying to dissolve congress. he is being investigated on charges of rebellion and conspiracy — accusations he denies. his supporters want him released. translation: we want - we want dina boluarte - to resign immediately. for now, ms boluarte is holding firm and is instead calling f

the us ambassador to peru, lisa kat know who previously worked for the c. i a reportedly met in the south american country with the defense minister the day before the then president was suddenly deposed. last month, we heard from our latin american, joe political expert daniel shore. he is suspicious about the overthrow of the peruvian leader. lisa ken is a long time employee of the ca and now is the us ambassador to do. it's certainly curious timing to see her meeting nurses with the minister of energy and natural resources in a meeting with a former generals who are now ministers in the unelected government of being about why thing. but it's amazing how quick lisa kenna and the rest of the state department officials and the biden administration were to rubber stamp is to and get behind it because it means the the nationalization of peruvian resources room. one of the biggest export is the gas. now, because the european union in the u. s. cannot rely on russia for their gas because it, the sanction this is the same cia playbook that we saw and some of the