not every one has sympathy for the protesters. lima, lima brita. most of the problem is not lima, but the regional governors or mayors, they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money they're given me. you know us and then they receive a lot of money mutually. we took it. if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about a broken political system. level renewable may not will of the kind of a tiny group of people hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what then? i think we're in a bad way, and that is why we're going out to fight. even with that, the get it done. the outside lemurs police headquarters a crowd demanded the release, the detainees from the university raid another day of classes, left dozens more injured, and peru as divided as ever. dw correspondent nicole re says in peruse capital lima, and she gave us so more insi

the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money. they're given an author and they receive a lot of money mutual yet. i mean, if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but a protest is gathered in the city center. it's about a broken political system. that horrible milk will up. again, a tiny group of people hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what then? i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight. i believe i'm about to get it done. as night falls and lima, the battle continues. human rights groups are accusing security forces of using excessive force. ah, the people of perry are divided and no end to the violence seems to be in sight o t w corresponding color, it says in peruse capital lima. and she gave us some more insight about how this movement has evolved on tuesday involved in

the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected, and yet they do nothing with the money they're given. he knows and they receive a lot of money mutually. we took it, if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there. they don't know why. but for protest is gathered in the city center. it's about a broken political system. on the north wind up again, a tiny group of people hold the power, manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces. i'm congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what the net, i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight, even with that, the get it done. as night falls and lima, the battle continues. human rights groups are accusing security forces of using excessive force. ah, the people of perry are divided and no end to the violence seems to be in sight. i spoke earlier with dignity correspondent, nicole breeds, who's in the peruvian capital, lena had asked her how the protest movement has evolved over the past

so it's very difficult to say if she is going to resign given this lima taking lima offensive today and tomorrow. ok, let's bring in michael sister from new york. do you think that this is a dangerous moment for peru going forward, or does it represent an opportunity for real change? i it strikes me as a very, very dangerous ominous situation in peru. i could get completely out of control. ah clearly, ah, what started as a set of protests in the south are following the of the impeachment of bitter casteel after he attempted a self qu on december 7th. ah, has spread. i think that the response of the government has made matters worse, has angered people even more is crated, were resentment and on and has warped into something larger. ah, and i think really reflects a lot of the pent up her anger and resentment that people in the south of had that had that they really haven't. ah, enjoyed the fruits of a, of a country that really let's remember, has had very odd high growth rates for many years. and yet there's been a really an abysmal and lack of social investment and commitment to the so

westernized parts of lima. it goes to some contrition. noticing that the school hasn't worked for everyone. ok, let's bring in one claudio, because i know that you want to comments on what my guest from london has been saying and also how comparable i know you compare the situation in peru to bolivia, a little earlier on. but how comparable would it be? for example, to a country like chalet where 3 years ago we saw protest taking place and that then eventually led to a constitutional reform pro sets will peru head in that direction. at any point you're probably, it's supposed to be yes. and still, the chilean situation was also a political twitch. so the, the testers, it demanded a new constitution that brought a new government, a government from the left. so it's not that the constitution will change that people will or we violate inequality. what also describes him he's intervention is a 3rd world situation. it's good for bolivia, for per rule privileges. the thing is that always we speak about privileges whe

not everyone has sympathy for the protesters. eliminate lima very most of the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayors. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money. they're given me the noise and then they receive a lot of money. mutually be checking if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there. they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about a broken political system. that horrible may not wind up again, a tiny group of people hold the power, manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they manage the judicial system on the net. i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going up to fight, even with that, the gate lieutenant, outside lima police headquarters, a crowd demanded the release, the detainees from the university raid another day of classes, left dozens, more injured, and peru as divided as ever. d, w correspondent, nicole reese is in bruise capital, lima. she gave us some more insight about how this movement evolved and who's

the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected, and yet they do nothing with the money. they're given an author and they receive a lot of money mutual. yet, if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but the protest is gathered in the city center. it's about a broken political system. obama not will up again, a tiny group of people hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces sunday. i'm congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what then? i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight mom about the gated lieutenant . as night falls and lima, the battle continues. human rights groups are accusing security forces of using excessive force. ah, the people of perry are divided and no end to the violence seems to be in sight. dw correspondent nicole race is in peruse capital lee, man. she gave us some more insight about who has this movement of how this movement has evolved to and who's ta

westernized parts of lima. it goes through some contrition. noticing that the school hasn't worked for everyone. ok, let's bring in hong claudio because i know that you want to comment on what my guess from london has been saying. and also how comparable and you compare the situation in peru to bolivia, a little earlier on. but how comparable would it be, for example, to a country like chile, where 3 years ago we saw protest taking place. and that then eventually led to a constitutional reform pro sets will peru head in that direction. at any point you're probably, it's supposed to be yes. and still the julian situation was also political to which so the protest or is it demanded a new constitution that brought a new government, a government from the left. so it's not that the constitution will change that people will or we violate inequality. what i'll also describes in intervention is a 3rd world situation. it's good for bolivia, for per rule privileges. the thing is that always we speak about privileges when

and 10 percent of the population come here to lima, because the government is illegitimate. well, president boulevard, he says she's willing to talk to the demonstrators, but that they must gather peacefully. give us a call. this issue of demanding early elections is only an excuse to keep taking other highways and blocking roads. please. we want to work and pace. people in southern peru, desperate to have their hallways cleared, they want to work to reactivate their economy. ah, join him, you know, our guests in lima is one cloud you election, who is a political analyst writer and playwright. his father, one let you know kinda what the former vice president of peru and new york is michael shifter. as a senior fellow at the inter american dialogue and a member of the council on foreign relations, joining us from london is alonzo government, the electra and international relations at oxford university and author of a book on humanitarian law and peruse post conflict reconciliation process. welcome to you all. thanks so much for your time with us on the inside story. one cloud

nicole, nicole reese in lima. let's have a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. the german parliament has recognized the massacre of ethnic. he is ease in iraq as genocide. the move was hailed by his edi community representatives, who attended the session and parliament fighters from the so called islamic state killed more than a 1000 deities in northwestern iraq. in 2014 rescue words are scrambling to get to 6 people trapped under a collapse to building in the dominican republic. cameras have been wedged into the rubble and firefighters were in contact with those waiting to be rescued. several inhabitants were injured when the 4 story structure collapsed, but no deaths have been reported. morocco has been hit by heavy rainfall and surprised snowy conditions brought by strong winds. although the snow led to travel disruption in central regions, the rain has been welcomed by farmers and agricultural experts in the country. last year, morocco experienced one of its most severe drives in

the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money they're given. being in author and they receive a lot of money mutual. yet, if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but a protest this gathered in the city center. it's about a broken political system. obama, not one of the kind of a tiny group of people hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what then? i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight, even without the gate it, lieutenant. as night falls and lima, the battle continues. human rights groups are accusing security forces of using excessive force. ah, the people of perry are divided and no end to the violence seems to be in sight. i spoke earlier with date of the correspondent nicole ridge, who was in the parisian capital lima and asked her how the protest movement has evolved over

the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money they're given me. he knows and they receive a lot of money. let me check if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there. they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about a broken political system. little removal may not be looked at in a tiny group of people hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what the net, i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going up to fight up, even with that, the gate lieutenant, outside lima police headquarters, a crowd demanded the release, the detainees from the university raid another day of classes, left dozens, more injured, and peru as divided as ever. d, w correspondent, nicole reese, who ease improves capital. lima gave us some more insight about what exactly is motivating the protestors. crew is living for years of po

the situation is tense in the capital, lima. after protesters traveled from rural regions to demand the resume ation of president deena barbarity. dozens of people were injured in clashes with police on friday. the unrest started in december following the i've sting of previous president, petal castillo or let's cross now to lima. where did of you correspondent nicole reese is standing by 1st. the co great to see you. so it seems that the protests are much more than just a by reinstating the former president. how is this movement evolved and who are these protesters? hi, as you just mentioned, are people have travel from the rural areas off the country here to lima. and it's a most, most people come from the south. those are you seen the background, for example? are people who come from people where is like, good school, like bono? like i got a keeper and the protest started there, but have then shifted to the capital. they most, most of them come from a poor background. they are working agriculture, their work in mining elsa en

the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money. they're given me the noise and then they receive a lot of money. mutually yeah. if you ask many of the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about a broken political system. obama, not a tiny group of people, hold the power, manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces. i'm congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they manage the judicial system. and then i think we're in a bad way what they bought, and that is why we're going out to fight. even with that, the gate lieutenant, outside lima police headquarters, a crowd demanded the release, the detainees from the university raid. another day of classes left dozens, more injured, and peru as divided as ever. for the latest on the story, latin america correspondence johan ramirez joins me now in the studio. hello, young 1st alice, who exactly are these protesters and what exactly do they wan

so they want to be heard here in the city of lima. and right behind me right now is a small, a protest. actually, a pro governmental a people who are in favor of the president of the novel watley just in front of them. other protesters who are anti government and that at the moment here in the city are the majority of protesting just this is on the very small scale. but the city here in lima is living some tension, especially in the central areas where some parts of the protest have also been attacked with tear gas or by the police. so there certainly will be still a long afternoon and evening coming out of nicole or the protesters any closer to achieving their demands. it doesn't look like me, i'm at the moment and they are still here protesting and say they will stay as long as it needs for the novel and wanted to resign for new congress to reform for new elections. but from the governmental side, there is not much movement into that direction. i spoke to some people who were camping at the university side, kayla who are at the go t

unfortunately, the course in the peruvian capital, lima. thanks so much. officials in ukraine are urging allies to think faster about wrapping up military support. this comes as western military latest making in germany failed to reach agreement on sending german made battle tanks to ukraine. he was optimistic that berlin would give its approval for its powerful leopard, 2 tanks to be delivered to the battlefield of germany's defense minister said his country was still wayne, the decision for more on this, i'm joined by the fence journalist tim ripley in london. tim, the answer for now seems to be a note to a rapid shipment of the german leopard 2 tanks. did this decision come as a surprise to you? well, it follows a pattern of an initial german reluctance to dispatcher arms over the past year or so. there's always been real chance to, to send arms, and then when is a row, and then nato gets involved and the americans get involved. then eventually the germans relent and allow that the explored all of the weapons in question. so this has a c

so they want to be heard here in the city of lima. and right behind me right now is a small, a protest. actually a pro governmental a people who are in favor of the president wadley just in front of them. other protest this war, anti government and that at the moment here in the city are the majority of protesting. just this is on a very small scale. but the city here in lima is living some tension, especially in the central areas where some parts of the protest have also been attacked with tear gas or by the police. so this certainly will be still a long afternoon and evening. coming out of nicole. it sounds like the protesters are pretty determined what's being said in peru though, of a possible solutions to the current situation. the possible solutions would be for the protest this earlier elections. but at the moment, that's the only talks of elections in april 2024. and even these are not even approved yet. it's a longer process to get early elections here. it needs to have a change in the constitution. for example, the approval

not everyone has sympathy for the protesters. eliminate lima very. most of the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected, and yet they do nothing with the money they're given me. you know, us and they receive a lot of money. moved to it, if you ask many of the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about a broken political system. little may not look again a but tiny group of people hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what then? i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight. i believe i'm about to get it done. the outside lima police headquarters, a crowd demanded the release, the detainees from the university raid another day of classes, left dozens more injured and peru as divided as ever. look now were stories making headlines around the world? 6 more documents with classified markings have b

government protest wrapped on the streets of a rule. police make hundreds of rest in the countries capital. lima after fresh clashes with demonstrated authorities close. the country's top tourist attraction. marshal peach. you even 100 stranded at the size. ah, i am eddie micah junior. and you are welcome. top leaders and ministers of france and germany hold in a summit in paris today. french president, manuel macro and german chancellor will have sholtes, are joined by the respective cabinets to hold talks on energy, economic policies on defense subjects they've not seen i to i own recently the under lawmakers from both countries are also coming together to mock 60. yes, is the landmark in these a treaty and agreements which brought the postwar friends on germany, close that together and lee the foundations for today's european union. i've respond and these are louis is following that summit and joins us from outside that. so bon university in paris. hello lisa. we know that summit is underway, but what exactly is being discussed? well, right now, it is the part of the southern part of the summ

not everyone has sympathy for the protesters. preliminary lima berg amazon. the problem is not lima, but the regional governors or mayors, they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money they're given being in law and they receive a lot of money moved to here and we took it. if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but for protesters gathered in the city center, it's about a broken political system. the horrible minot will look at in a tiny group of people, hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they manage the judicial system. what the net, i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight up even with at the gate at lieutenant as night falls on lima, the battle continues. human rights groups are accusing security forces of using excessive force. ah, the people of perry are divided and no end to the violence seems to be in sight. date of the correspondent nicole breeds who is in peruse capital. lina

government protests. abrupt on the streets of peru, police make hundreds of arrests in the countries capital lima. after fresh clashes with demonstrators, authorities close, the country's top tourist attraction. much peachy. even hundreds stranded at the sight. ah. a warm welcome to our viewers round the world. i'm michael oak, who french president manuel mac hall is hosting german chancellor, olof schultz for a joint ministerial summit. today, the 2 leaders and their respective cabinets are expected to hold talks on energy, economic policy and defense subjects. they haven't seen eye to eye on recently. $300.00 lawmakers from both countries are also coming together to mark 60 years since the landmark alizae, treating an agreement which brought post war france and germany closely together and laid the foundations for today's european union. for the view from paris, where that summit is taking place. let's bring in our correspondent, leisurely lisa, a point of friction between the 2 countries is the issue of supplying ukraine with german built tanks. perish is insisting on it. yet berlin appears in

the problem is not lima, but the regional governors or mayors. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money they're given. being in austin and they receive a lot of money. mucho yeah, we took it. if you ask many the people who are marching, why they're out there. they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about a broken political system level horrible me not one of the kind of a tiny group of people hold the power, manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system, what the net, i think we're in a bad way, and that is why we're going out to fight up even with that, the get it done. outside lima police headquarters, a crowd demanded the release, the detainees from the university raid. another day of classes left dozens more injured, and peru as divided as ever. ah, a few other international stories for you. protesters took to the streets in istanbul in response for a far right demonstration, outside the turkish embassy in

anti government protest, continuing to believe that made hundreds of rest in the countries capital. lima fresh clashes with demonstrated authorities of close the country's top tourist attraction, match up h you even 100 stranded? ah. i am eddie mike, a junior welcome to the program. let's begin with some breaking news. felisa, at least 10 people have been killed and 10 others wounded in a shooting near los angeles. the incident happened in monterey park in the south of california. witnesses see a man with a semi automatic weapon, open fire to ball room, close to where the large celebration had taken place earlier for the chinese lunar new year. i spoke to eli based journalist of jason comp. i don't. yeah. who gives us the latest. so right now, like you said, we have 10 people dead and apparently 10 other shod. so a total of 20 victims from a chinese new lunar new year's celebration. the shooting reportedly happened in a ball room that was nearby a celebration for the lunar new year. and the gunman is on the run right now to police fire fighters, paramedics, they flooded the streets. they

nicole, you've been on the streets of lima in the last few days. how would you describe the situation you're seeing tension here, tensions here are still running high. and as, as you can see, you know, are here behind me, there are several people also waiting for those who have been arrested during the eviction of the university premises in lima. these are family members. these are partners. they are, you know, wives and husbands who don't know exactly how they're beloved ones are being treated inside. they cannot talk to them because apparently phones have been taken away. and so they're waiting with food and are with other things that are their beloved ones might need. this is one situation here in lima, but also there is a and you call for a fresh protests on tuesday national protests. and it looks like that these will be very big because after what happened yesterday at the university, people are really angry. they don't understand how on proport white, why the a proportion of police brutality is a so different. and as so hard, i mean they're n

the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected. and yet they do nothing with the money they're given me. you know us and they receive a lot of money mutually. yes, we took it. if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about a broken political system. obama, not one of the kind of a tiny group of people hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces. i'm congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what? i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight even without the gate, lieutenant, outside lima police headquarters, a crowd demanded the release, the detainees from the university raid. another day of classes left dozens more injured, and peru as divided as ever a desert from russia's notorious private army. the wagner group is at the center of a controversy. in norway, the former mercenary fled russia after he decided to leave the fight in the war. in ukrai

not every one has sympathy for the protesters eliminate lima brita. most of the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayors. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money they're given me. you know us and they receive a lot of money. let me check if you ask many, the people who are marching. why they're out there. they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about a broken political system. obama, not a tiny group of people, hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what then? i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight mom about the gate at lieutenant outside lima police headquarters. a crowd demanded the release, the detainees from the university raid another day of classes left dozens more injured, and peru as divided as ever. for the latest on the story, our latin america correspondent, johan ramirez, joins me now in the studio. hello, young 1st alice, who ex

not everyone has sympathy for the protesters, preliminary lima brita. most of the problem is not lima, but the regional governors or mayors. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money they're giving in austin and they receive a lot of money mutual yet. i mean, if you ask many of the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but for protest is gathered in the city center. it's about a broken political system. we're, we're not, we're not picking up a tiny group of people, hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces. i'm congress, the chief prosecutor's office and they managed the judicial system. what then? i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight even without the gate at lieutenant as night falls and lima, the battle continues. human rights groups are accusing security forces of using excessive force. ah, the people of perry are divided and no end to the violence seems to be in sight. sports. the bonus, the guys back after an extended winter break due to the wa

the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers. they're elected, and yet they do nothing with the money. they're giving the north and they receive a lot of money. mutually let me check if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there. they don't know why. but for protest is gathered in the city center. it's about a broken political system. the horrible minot will up again. a tiny group of people hold the power of manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, idea congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they manage the judicial system. what the net, i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight, even without the gate at lieutenant as night falls on lima, the battle continues. human rights groups are accusing security forces of using excessive force. ah, the people of perry are divided and no end to the violence seems to be in sight. well, they doubly correspondent nicole breeze, who has improved capital. lena gave us some more insight about what exactly is motivating the purcha

you due to the unrest. police in lima rated the university campus where protestors were in large numbers. arresting hundreds in the process buses ferried the detainees to a police station. tensions have flared for months. as protesters demand the resignation of president, deena blue artie, the former vice president took power after her predecessor pedro castillo was ousted. castillo was embroiled in corruption investigations and tried to dissolve congress ahead of an impeachment vote. authorities closed, peruse, most iconic tourist destination much repeat you, leaving hundreds of tourist temporarily stranded officials say the railway to the site had been damaged in multiple places. oh, much of the worst violence has taken place in rural regions. many protesters see pedro castillo, who has indigenous routes as one of their own standing against the urban elite in the affluent lima district of near to florida. his life is very different from that. in the provinces, not every one has sympathy for the protesters. lemon raheem, every muscle, the problem is not lima, but the regional governors

scale protest calling for the resignation of president dina watty. hundreds, march the, the cap to lima on monday to demand fresh elections a day ahead of a planned mass rally the crosses began december to former president, peddler castillo was arrested to trying to dissolve congress opposition. party leaders in tanzania, welcoming a government decision to live, to ban on political rallies. on saturday, the main opposition party held his 1st public rally in 6 years. he opposition leader to do. lisa has about plants return home on wednesday to use an excel. okay, the stream coming up next we are all reasonable. even people far away are also helping with the environment problems in the amazon because their consumers i teach kids about the oceans are facing today. i've been working in earnest, trying to find ways to get this language to get what do we do as to why and what are you going to do to keep out of the sort of language that keeps the red blood women, right? a fight for equality and gotten america and i was told the thing that was texting women, we made a challenge in the region. i

the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayors. they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money they're given me. you know us and they receive a lot of money moved to it. if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there. they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about a broken political system. obama not will, of the kind of a tiny group of people hold the power, manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. what then? i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight up game. i'm about the gateway lieutenant. outside lima police headquarters, a crowd demanded the release, the detainees from the university raid another day of classes, left dozens more injured, and peru as divided as ever. now in the u. s. investigators seized more classified documents from us presidential biden's home in wilmington, delaware, a total of 6 more documents with classified makins have b

the streets of lima. that the month are quite clear. they want the not to be out of the government. they want the dictatorship to and, and they also fight the congress along with the executive power of all the killing of people who are actually exercising their right to protest. not just the lima but everyone. a thousands of people have now read. and again, if you need me to florida, what is? yeah, one of the most liberal it this victim, lima. as you can see, nathan has grown so much from the last feeling that this is not people who are morgan. i spoke with lima one right now with one of the other things that they're very necessary right now is that after the, you know, a lot of it goes away. we get a new presidency of the congress of the republic to call for a new democratic general election team. but with the u. k. should get rid of its colonial mindset. that's the message from china's foreign ministry, which lashed out london's recent report criticizing beijing policy on hong kong. so not like regular

bridged. joining us for today's conversation, al jazeera correspondent, marianna sanchez, joins us from lima. renzo eroni, a historian and anthropologist focusing on peru and the wider latin american region, joins us from new york. and also in new york, eduardo gonzales, quaver, a human rights consultant and sociologist, welcome everybody. of course you can join the conversation as well. send us your comments and questions for our panel, and we'll put it straight to them. marianna, i want to ask you a with the latest, i mean, you know, we've looked at this story now for a few weeks as it's developed. i'm looking back to december when things sort of were all sparked off. i mean, what really triggered this in your mind? what's important to know? well, i think this, this straight, this was triggered by the ousting of president for president bid. ok. see you who was going to be impeached that day. but who decided to perpetrate could tie against his own government by ordering the army to take the army of the police to take over the control of the street on and also the judiciary. and especially t

. marianna protesters are arriving in lima from across the country. what's happening were you are and what are you hearing from the protesters there? that's right mohammed, we've been seeing a groups of different people with some of them. some of them with their costume, some of them with the flags of a representing the income civilization. many of them coming from the south of the country more than anywhere else in the country, from cool stuff, from who know from my uncle to on, on the white les, where most of the deadly protest took place in the last few weeks. now these people have been marching around the streets of the capital. they have been here in this plaza. it's not heavily guarded, but there are some police are deployed here in the center of the capital. there's a lot of nervousness about what may happen in the next $36.00 or 48 hours. we've seen deadly protests in the south. and so there's been some local mayor saying that they want more security. there's also been a. a statement by the former, a president of congress seen are called, what

injured in the latest clashes between anti government protesters and security forces in peruse capital lima. the unrest started in december after president pedro castillo was asked from the roll. it is now spread too many parts of the country. climbing almost 50 lives. peruvian authorities have now moved to close the faint to recite of much a pitcher due to the unrest. police in lima rated a university campus where protestors were in large numbers. arresting hundreds in the process buses ferried the detainees to a police station. tensions have flared for months. as protesters demand the resignation of president, deena blue artie, the former vice president took power after her predecessor pedro castillo was ousted. castillo was embroiled in corruption vesta geishas and tried to dissolve congress ahead of an impeachment vote. authorities close, peruse, most iconic tourist destination macho picchu, leaving hundreds of tourists temporarily stranded official, say, the railway to the site had been damaged in multiple places. oh, much of the worst violence has taken place in rural regions. many pr

reach districts of lima. the demands are quite clear. they want dina to be out of the government. they want the dictatorship to and, and they also fight the congress along with the executive power of all the killing of people who are actually exercising their right to protest. not just the lima bad everywhere with thousands of people have now read it again in the barn, being me to florida, what is? yeah, one of the most liberal it this victim, lima. as you can see, nation has grown so much under that feeling that it's not people who aren't morgan. i spoke with one of the other things that they're very necessary right now is that after you have a lot of it goes away. we get a new presidency of the congress of the republic to call for new democratic general electricity booth. canada has announced it will send armored vehicles to the crisis grip caribbean nation of haiti. what toronto now imposing sanctions on to more representatives of the country's political and business elite. this comes as canadian prime min

only from sleep number. >> anthony: one more day in lima. the chance to delve a bit further into the cuisine before things get a little more old school. >> pedro: these are our special cocktails that we prepare here. it has a kind of lime that we find in the jungle. it has culantro. >> anthony: culantro? >> eric: culantro is like cilantro, uh, but it's long leaves and it's -- >> anthony: uh-huh. >> eric: -- much more powerful in flavor. >> anthony: it would be wrong to not point out that peru, along with brazil, is at the forefront of a movement celebrating the incredible and unique larder of ingredients from the andes and the amazon. flavors you find no place else on earth. there seems to be a lot of interest in the last decade in the amazon because it's an amazing -- >> pedro: and you're right. >> anthony: -- spectrum of entirely new to most of us, uh, flavors and ingredients. pedro schiaffino is at the cutting edge of exactly that territory. his restaurant, amaz, explores the rivers, the ocean, the landscape of peru. highlighting a range

he's a journalist based lima. welcome to the davis or table. at this all started with an attempted coup by a president who spent a fairly shambolic 17 months and power. now elsewhere, resilient democratic structures would be cause for celebration. wire people protesting that protesting for a range of reasons. some of them believed in an annual castiel despite his corruption and ineptitude. but some of them are also just furious at the response from the government over the last month. the government has managed to really have a heavy 100 responds against these protesters when they stopped it. there was a range of demands and tactics on the processes. some of them were peaceful, some of them were violence, but that heavy handed response, disproportionate response. just basically with the police using live ammunition indiscriminately has been completely disproportionate. it's been a violation of human rights and not as enraged protesters. and i would say it's actually made them now even more determined to carry on protesting. and to bring about th

so my last feeling that people are more than i do it with lima. one right now with one of the other things that they're very necessary right now is that after you know what you are a bit goes away. we get a new presidency, all the congress of the republic. oh, you democrat, general alexa, here you go. and he don has announced plans to dispatch its navy to the panama canal, considered a key trade route in the u. s. sphere of influence. the commander of the iranian navy says the country ships have already made their mark in the region. the navy. 3 vessels have succeeded in being present to the pacific ocean for the 1st time in iran's history. iran's navy has been present in almost all strategic streets throughout the globe except to so it's paving the ground for dispatching vessels to the panama canal. this year. the panama canal is critical as it bridges the pacific and atlantic oceans aaron's military presence. there would be the closest its armed forces i've ever been to us territory. turan has been stepping up its cooperation with latin american

not just the lima bad. everyone, a thousands of people have now read. and again, if you need me to florida with these yeah, one of the most liberal it this weekend. lima. as you can see, they said has grown so much the feeling that people are more than i don't everyone. i did itself with one of the other things that there's very little to say right now, is that a lot of it goes away. we get a new president, he all the congress of the republic to go for a new democratic general election team vital. mm. and those were the hour's top stories for more up to the minute use updates, head over to r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on social media including odyssey. gov and rumble for more content. thanks for tuning in. we'll see you back next hour. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah i'm ashan or tansy and welcome back to going underground, nay. donations are in crisis. that is clear, an era of 20th century globalism, guided by powerful corporations and institutions like nature, the i m f, the w t o n blocks like the u is accompanied one catastrophe after another. an

organisers have described their action as "the taking of lima." one woman has died today and more than a0 people have been killed in a month of protests in the country since he was forced from office. i spoke to sigrid bazan, who is a congress woman of the together for peru party in peru. she is demanding for the immediate resignation 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 ri

se incendia un edificio histÓrico en el centro de lima en medio de violentas protestas de quienes piden la renuncia de la presidenta dina boluarte. >> texto ha sido preparado con premeditaciÓn. leÓn: comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze. leÓn: comenzamos con las explosivas palabras de un exintegrante de la polÉmica iglesias "la luz del mundo". aseguran que el lÍder naasÓn joaquÍn garcÍa sigue operando desde la cÁrcel donde cumple la condena. habrÍa nexos de naason con polÍticos mexicanos. >> en 2006 fue total apoyo a andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. reportera: fueron declaraciones de este personaje donde revela que ademÁs de sus nexos con morena, naasÓn joaquÍn garcÍa ha tenido lazos con gobernadores de jalisco y figuras de otros paÍses del mundo. >> comienza la relaciÓn muy fuerte con " movimiento ciudadano". aristÓteles era el antiguo gobernador, que tenÍa lazos familiares con personas de "la luz del mundo". >> revelÓ que en 2018 apoyaron "movimiento ciudadano". guzmÁn fue miembro de la llamad

so we are here now when we move to lima, each we are going to find out whether people really care about what we should do, demonstrators and citizens. so a system that be working on a political lead that these, these project this month. i really work for monday, but we are going to sort yeah, the reason why i'm asking is, is, will or to dialogue membership, they need to grab her to go to step down. and of course she had made that promise right, that she would eventually not stay forever. so that's another concern. i do want to hear from her directly where she was kind of mocking, if i can say or making allegations. but a lot of the protesters are simply being blackmailed. take a listen and you back home will need and communities the high, andy and regions. the sisters and brothers who go out to protests are being blackmailed. they are being coerced. they are told, if you don't go to march, we will ask you for a fee. if you don't but to march, we will cut off your water supply. and if you don't go to march, we will burn your house down. you know, i found that jack and i'm looking to have

la toma de lima —— luis: la toma de lima es el nombre de la protesta que quero tomar el paÍs. los manifestantes de todo el paÍs continÚan llegando a pedir un nuevo gobierno y la nueva constituciÓn. >> nos tratan de indios, de cholos, de serranos, de terroristas, no somos terroristas. luisa: un grupo fue recibido en una universidad pÚblica donde los estudiantes los acogieron y alimentaron, otros ciudadanos les dan de comer en las plazas. >> venimos en una marcha pacÍfica desde perÚ profundo. luisa: de todas las regiones del paÍs han llegado a pedirle a la presidenta que renuncie, que se cierre el congreso y que adelanten las elecciones para este aÑo. la presidenta que asumiÓ el cargo ha reiterado que no piensa renunciar pese a que la responsabilizan por los cuartos que han ocurrido en los enfrentamientos con la policÍa y el ejÉrcito. >> las hermanas y hermanos que salen de la protesta estas gradas, esta siendo coleccionadas. luisa: asegura que muchos marchan en contra de su voluntad. hoy fue atacado nuevamente el corto de la ciudad de arequipa y bloqueadas varias car

a political analyst is in lima for us, thank you for being with us. i am wondering from your perspective, what is the big develoent today on the situation including the masses of people coming into lima? i am wondering if there are any developments on the political front? >> you have very big demonstrations in areas of peru. you 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

also, lima leads regarding the rest of the content. some being having seen those areas, some people must be on there. and i see that the column bought me the moral cynical calculation that you saw were killed in both areas. nobody. so what we are now when the purpose moves to lima is we are going to find out whether people really care about what we should do, demonstrators and citizens. so a system that be working on a political lead that these, these project this month. i really work for monday, but we are going to sort yeah, that is why right now i'm asking you to dialogue membership. anything directly her to go to step down and of course she had made that promise right, that she would eventually not stay forever. so that's another concern. i do want to hear from her directly where she was kind of mocking. if i can say or making allegations, but a lot of the protesters are simply being blackmailed. take a listen and you back home will need and communities, le, hi, andy and regions. the sisters and brothers who go out to protests are

the country that we do have this video from lima wet tens of thousands of people have been protesting for 2nd day, now supported the former president pedro castillo, who was jailed in december, demanding his release, and for new elections to be held in the country. castillo is being investigated for inciting a rebellion after illegally trying to dissolve congress. marianna sanchez has more from police, can peruse capital lima. we know that it more than 11000 police have been deployed in the capital to ah, to counter this a one or if not 2 days of protest here in the capital, there are guarding the important places for the, for the, for the capitol. they have closed the area, the premises of the presidential palace of congress of the plaza on martin, which is the place where most of these people are on their way to gather their plaza. so nothing is not always the meeting point, and we will see not only people from the provinces, but people from other places in the mother capital joining these protestors. i think there's a lot of concern of what will happen to day and tomorrow. others,

in peru, a state of emergency is declared in lima, with thousands of protesters, demanding fresh elections, descending on the capital. a study finds greenland's ice sheet is the warmest it's been for over a thousand years. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, and around the globe. we start with breaking news from new zealand — where prime ministerjacinda ardern says she is standing down, and will leave office in february. she has led her country for five years. her resignation comes ahead of a general election, which is due to be held in october. here's how she broke the news. macro, this summer, i had hoped to find a way to prepare for not just another year but another term, not just another year but anotherterm, because not just another year but another term, because that is what this year requires. i have not what this ear reauires. i have what this year requires. i have not been able what this year requires. i have not been able to what this year requires. i have not been able to do what this year requires. i have not been able to do that. and so today i am announcing that i wil

the straits of lima. the demands are quite clear that one, the not to be out of the government. they want the dictatorship to and, and they also fight the congress along with the executive power of all the killing, all people who are actually exercising their right to protest, not just the lima, but everyone. a thousands of people have now read. and again, if you need me to florida, what is? yeah, one of the most with so much that feeling that people who are morgan, i don't need it with the one right now. one of the other things that they're very necessary right now is that after you know, a lot of it goes away, we get a new presidency of the congress of the republic. i think general election, he plato and finally canada's analysis. it will send alma vehicles to the crisis. gripped caribbean nation of haiti withdrawn so now imposing sanctions on to more representative of the countries of political under business leaves. this comes as canadian prime minister just intruder was taught by joe biden to look in