Lime,. The Ombudsman of Peru confirmed this Monday that the number of deaths has increased to seven in just over 24 hours in clashes between the Police and protesters calling for the resignation of the new president Dina Boluarte and the closure of Congress
The death toll in protests against Boluarte rises to seven in 24 hours
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