LIMA, Peru (AP) — Peruvian President Pedro Castillo has imposed a strict curfew on the country’s capital and main port in response to sometimes violent safeguards against rising fuel and food prices.
Shortly before midnight, the president announced that people were to stay largely at home through 2 a.m. Tuesday due to violence, which had left four people dead in the past week, the burning of toll booths and small-scale looting.
kAmw6 D2:5 G:@=6?46 2?5 9:89H2J 3=@4@?8 H@C
kAmw6 2=D@ 6IE6?565 2 DE2E6 @7 6>6C86?4J:>A@D65:? 62C=J u63CF2CJ E92E C6DEC:4ED D@>6 C:89ED E@ >66E 2 5 >@G6 23@FE 2 5 282 : DE F 2FE9@C:K65 D62C496D]k^Am
kAm%96 564C66 6I6>AE65 6DD6?E:2= D6CG:46D DF49 2D 7@@5 >2C62DFC6 H2D D:>:=2C E@ E96 >@DE C6DEC:4E:G6 =@4A@D65 282:?DE E96 r~’xs`h A2? 56>:4]k^Am
kAm%CF4
kAm%92E DFAA@D65=J 3C@F89E E96 AC:46 @7 5:6D6= 5@H ? E@ cf 46?ED 2 =:E6C — 23@FE S`]fg 2 82==@?]qFE >2?J @7 E96 AC@E6DE6CD D2:5 DE2E:@?D 925 25@AE65 E96 = @H6C AC:46D]k^Am
kAmr2DE :==@ 92D 24
Copyright 2022 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.
