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President Dina Bolvart has declared a state of emergency in Peru following public anger intensified in the country demanding the release of former president Pedro Castillo, who was ousted in a coup and imprisoned. The state of emergency was declared for 30 days. People will not be free to assemble or move. The army was given more power.
Dila Boluwart called for the state of emergency for the safety of the people and to maintain peace. Tens of thousands of people were killed when the government suppressed the anti-government protests in the past.
Dina, who was the vice president, took office on the 7th following the Congress impeached Pedro Castillo, who was the president.
People’s protests are intensifying in the country demanding the release of Pedro and Dina’s resignation. Then on Wednesday, Dina announced that general elections would be held in December 2023. General elections are to be held in the country in 2026. Six people have died in the country so far during the protests. Meanwhile, Castillo demanded that the human rights of his and the country’s citizens be violated and that the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights intervene in the matter.
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