Demonstrators outside Avenida de Pierola, in Lima, Peru, on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2022, where Police and mIlitary have taken the streets. Since the 7th of December, 14 civilian have died during protests. The majority have died because of guns and bird shots used by the Peruvian police. Also, more than a hundred of civilians and another hundred policeman are injured. "Roadblocks and vandalism across swathes of the Andean nation need a forceful response,” Defense Minister Alberto Otarola told reporters at the presidential palace in Lima on Wednesday ahead of the formal issuance of the emergency decree. Photographer: Audrey Cordova Rampant/Bloomberg
Demonstrators outside Avenida de Pierola, in Lima, Peru, on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2022, where Police and mIlitary have taken the streets. Since the 7th of December, 14 civilian have died during protests. The majority have died because of guns and bird shots used by the Peruvian police. Also, more than a hundred of civilians and another hundred policeman are injured. "Roadblocks and vandalism across swathes of the Andean nation need a forceful response,” Defense Minister Alberto Otarola told reporters at the presidential palace in Lima on Wednesday ahead of the formal issuance of the emergency decree. Photographer: Audrey Cordova Rampant/Bloomberg
Demonstrators outside Avenida de Pierola, in Lima, Peru, on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2022, where Police and mIlitary have taken the streets. Since the 7th of December, 14 civilian have died during protests. The majority have died because of guns and bird shots used by the Peruvian police. Also, more than a hundred of civilians and another hundred policeman are injured. "Roadblocks and vandalism across swathes of the Andean nation need a forceful response,” Defense Minister Alberto Otarola told reporters at the presidential palace in Lima on Wednesday ahead of the formal issuance of the emergency decree. Photographer: Audrey Cordova Rampant/Bloomberg
Demonstrators outside Avenida de Pierola, in Lima, Peru, on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2022, where Police and mIlitary have taken the streets. Since the 7th of December, 14 civilian have died during protests. The majority have died because of guns and bird shots used by the Peruvian police. Also, more than a hundred of civilians and another hundred policeman are injured. "Roadblocks and vandalism across swathes of the Andean nation need a forceful response,” Defense Minister Alberto Otarola told reporters at the presidential palace in Lima on Wednesday ahead of the formal issuance of the emergency decree. Photographer: Audrey Cordova Rampant/Bloomberg
Demonstrators outside Avenida de Pierola, in Lima, Peru, on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2022, where Police and mIlitary have taken the streets. Since the 7th of December, 14 civilian have died during protests. The majority have died because of guns and bird shots used by the Peruvian police. Also, more than a hundred of civilians and another hundred policeman are injured. "Roadblocks and vandalism across swathes of the Andean nation need a forceful response,” Defense Minister Alberto Otarola told reporters at the presidential palace in Lima on Wednesday ahead of the formal issuance of the emergency decree. Photographer: Audrey Cordova Rampant/Bloomberg
Demonstrators outside Avenida de Pierola, in Lima, Peru, on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2022, where Police and mIlitary have taken the streets. Since the 7th of December, 14 civilian have died during protests. The majority have died because of guns and bird shots used by the Peruvian police. Also, more than a hundred of civilians and another hundred policeman are injured. "Roadblocks and vandalism across swathes of the Andean nation need a forceful response,” Defense Minister Alberto Otarola told reporters at the presidential palace in Lima on Wednesday ahead of the formal issuance of the emergency decree. Photographer: Audrey Cordova Rampant/Bloomberg
Demonstrators outside Avenida de Pierola, in Lima, Peru, on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2022, where Police and mIlitary have taken the streets. Since the 7th of December, 14 civilian have died during protests. The majority have died because of guns and bird shots used by the Peruvian police. Also, more than a hundred of civilians and another hundred policeman are injured. "Roadblocks and vandalism across swathes of the Andean nation need a forceful response,” Defense Minister Alberto Otarola told reporters at the presidential palace in Lima on Wednesday ahead of the formal issuance of the emergency decree. Photographer: Audrey Cordova Rampant/Bloomberg
