Gen-Z Protest now spreads in THIS country, protestors throw stones, clash with police, generation Z rebellion against…
In Lima, clashes broke out after protesters tried to reach the executive and Congress buildings. According to the police, at least three officials were injured in the clashes.
New Delhi After Nepal, Generation Z protests have now spread to the streets in France. In Lima, hundreds of people protested against corruption, crime, and pension reforms. The police used tear gas, and clashes broke out as protesters threw stones.
The protest was called by a group named Generation Z against the government of Peru’s President Dina Boluarte, who is facing widespread social unrest. Amid heavy police deployment, around 500 people gathered in the city.
What Are the Protesters Saying?
As per the report by France24, one protester said, “Today, democracy is less than before. It is getting even worse—because of fear, because of forced extortion.” Meanwhile, another protester said that the Congress has lost its credibility because it lacks a mandate.
Several Officials Injured
In Lima, clashes broke out after protesters tried to reach the executive and Congress buildings. According to the police, at least three officials were injured in the clashes. As per legislation passed this week, young adults will be required to join private pension funds, even though many of them are facing unstable work environments.
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