- Demonstrations against President Dina Boluarte reached their peak Monday after the Peruvian leader declared a state of emergency in the south of the country, which has already left seven dead and dozens injured.
- Ombudsman Eliana Revollar confirmed seven deaths in a period of 24 hours amid the clashes between police and protesters who are calling for the resignation of Boluarte and the closure of Congress after a failed coup by former President Pedro Castillo.
- The most violent confrontations have been registered in the south of the country in the departments of Apurímac and Arequipa.