Fight against leadership: Peru residents protest against President impeachment

 | Updated: Nov 14, 2020, 12:48 PM IST

Thousands took to streets after the former Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra was impeached over allegations of bribery. The country has now broken into a massive protest leading to a conflict between the government and the residents

Thousands of Peru residents flocked to streets in the last week to raise their voices against the ousting of President Martín Vizcarra.

Thousands of Peru residents flocked to streets in the last week to raise their voices against the ousting of President Martín Vizcarra.

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During the protests on Friday, at least 11 people have been critically wounded in a face-off between the demonstrators and the local police.

During the protests on Friday, at least 11 people have been critically wounded in a face-off between the demonstrators and the local police.

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The protests have come after the former President was impeached over unproven allegations of having received bribes. The locals believe the new President was involved in a coup.

The protests have come after the former President was impeached over unproven allegations of having received bribes. The locals believe the new President was involved in a coup.

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Several posters against the new President were spotted throughout the capital city where thousands marched against the ousting of the former President, who was popular among the voters.

Several posters against the new President were spotted throughout the capital city where thousands marched against the ousting of the former President, who was popular among the voters.

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Shops and showrooms across the capital city were shut, with several shop shutters reading out slogans such as "We live in a false illusion" as the city was engulfed by demonstrators.

Shops and showrooms across the capital city were shut, with several shop shutters reading out slogans such as "We live in a false illusion" as the city was engulfed by demonstrators.

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