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Mobilizations against the Peruvian government continue
February 21 |
New mobilizations were registered this Monday in Peru against the government of the appointed president, Dina Boluarte, to demand her resignation and the closing of the Congress.
The teleSUR correspondent in Peru, Ramiro Angulo, reported that in some areas in the north of the country such as Trujillo, San Martin, Piura and Lambayeque “there are also strikes and demonstrations to protest against the government of the appointed president”.
“In places such as Arequipa, located in the south of the country, the Front for the Defense of the interests of the workers of this city has called for a strike”, he indicated.
On the other hand, he said that delegations from the provinces of the department of Puno (southeast) are organizing to send new delegations to Lima (capital) to continue the protests.
“From Puno, some delegations from the 13 provinces of this department are being organized to send new delegations to continue protesting against the Government of Dina Boluarte. It is estimated that they could be arriving in Lima by the end of this week or next week”, he said.
In turn, teleSUR’s collaborator in Peru, Jaime Herrera, indicated that this day the demonstrations continued in Puno demanding Boluarte’s resignation, as well as the advancement of general elections and justice for the victims of the repression by the security forces. “Today the Aymara people took to the streets,” he said.
According to the latest report from the Peruvian Ombudsman’s Office, up to 13H00 (local time), there were 35 blockades on national roads, including Carabaya, Melgar, Azángaro, Lampa, San Román, Puno, El Collao and Chucuito.
Protests in Peru have been ongoing since December 7, after Congress dismissed then president Pedro Castillo and swore in Boluarte.
The repression of the demonstrations by police and military forces has left more than 60 dead and dozens injured.
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Bolsonaro diagnosed with skin cancer amid coup conviction
Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has been diagnosed with skin cancer while serving a historic sentence for attempting a coup d’état. His medical team confirmed that the lesions have been removed and that, for now, he does not require further procedures, though he will need regular monitoring.
On Wednesday, September 17, Bolsonaro’s doctors confirmed the diagnosis. The announcement comes shortly after the former leader was convicted of orchestrating an attempted coup.
According to his physician, Claudio Birolini, Bolsonaro has “squamous cell carcinoma, which is neither the most benign nor the most aggressive form — it is intermediate.” Birolini warned, however, that this type of skin cancer “can carry more serious consequences.”
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Milei praises Paraguay’s growth, calls Argentina’s last 20 years a ‘decline’
Argentine President Javier Milei praised Paraguay’s economic growth over the past two decades during a speech before the Paraguayan Congress on Wednesday (Sept. 17, 2025), crediting it to incentives that favored capitalism. At the same time, he contrasted that progress with what he described as Argentina’s deepening “decline” during the same period.
“If we compare the last 20 years of Paraguay with those of the Argentine Republic, we will find almost diametrically opposite results,” Milei told lawmakers during a special session of Parliament on the second and final day of his official visit to Asunción.
“While you have not stopped growing, we have deepened our decline. If we understand incentives as the engine of capitalism, Paraguay focused on preserving and strengthening them, while Argentina dedicated itself to chaining, directing, and suffocating them,” the right-wing leader stated.
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Trump administration launches large-scale immigration operation in Chicago
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump intensified a large-scale immigration operation in the Chicago area with the arrival of additional Border Patrol agents on Tuesday and the presence of Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem during a raid.
Noem posted a video on her X account showing the immigration operation, in which DHS reportedly removed “violent criminals” from the streets. The footage shows Noem observing the arrest of a man taken into custody at his home early Tuesday morning at an undisclosed location.
“I was in Chicago today to make it clear that we will not back down,” the secretary wrote. “Our work is just beginning,” she added.
The warning from Noem was echoed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Chief Gregory Bovino, who posted a video on X Tuesday showing multiple Border Patrol vehicles arriving in the city with the caption: “Chicago, we are here!”
Bovino, who led the immigration crackdown in Los Angeles implemented since last June, said the team will remain in Chicago to continue the mission they started in California.
Operation “Midway Blitz” is currently focused on the Chicago metropolitan area and its suburbs. Activists and residents have reported sightings of masked agents and unmarked vehicles in predominantly Latino neighborhoods.
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