Peru’s democracy crisis

Simeon Tegel, a freelance journalist for The Washington Post, provides an insightful look into Peru’s worsening democracy crisis. He discusses the violent anti-government protests spurred by corruption and inequality, shedding light on the struggles of impoverished rural citizens. Tegel highlights the impeachment of President Pedro Castillo and the subsequent unrest under President Dina Boluarte, emphasizing the deep political divisions. The implications of this turmoil extend beyond Peru, raising concerns for democracy across Latin America.