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<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="http://www.metro.us/perus-new-government-gives-military-new-power-amid-protests/"></div>LIMA, Peru (AP) — Peru’s new government declared a national emergency Wednesday as it struggled to calm violent protests over President Pedro Castillo’s ouster, suspending the rights of “personal security and freedom” across the Andean nation for 30 days. Acts of vandalism, violence and highway blockades as thousan...

By his visit to Mexico and first official trip to Central and SouthAmerica, President Bush can show that Latin America is once again aU.S. priority. He will have the opportunity to cement cooperationon common goals: bolstering hemispheric security, free trade, anddemocracy.

The declaration includes the suspension of the rights of “personal security and freedom,” including the rights of assembly and freedom of movement.

New President, Dina Boluarte, pleads for calm as demonstrations continue against her and the Congress that ousted her predecessor

As protests turned violent after the removal of President Pedro Castillo, Peru's new government proclaimed a 30-day national emergency on Wednesday.

Peru has been wracked by nearly a week of political crisis and unrest that have undermined stability.

LIMA, Peru -- Perus new government declared a national emergency Wednesday as it struggled to calm violent protests over President Pedro Castillos ouster, suspending the rights of "personal security and freedom" across the Andean nation for 30 days.

Perus new government imposed a police state Wednesday in response to violent protests after the ouster of President Pedro Castillo. The 30-day national emergency declaration suspends the rights of "personal security and freedom" across the Andean nation.

Perus new government declared a national emergency Wednesday as it struggled to calm violent protests over President Pedro Castillos ouster, suspending the rights of ``personal security and freedom across the Andean nation for 30 days.

LIMA, Peru -- Perus new government declared a 30-day national emergency on Wednesday amid violent protests following the ouster of President Pedro Castillo, suspending the rights of people to gather and move freely across the Andean nation.