In Lima, Peru, protests against President Dina Boluarte's government resulted in at least 19 injuries, including a police officer, during clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement. The protests were organized by the youth collective 'Generation Z' and were marked by stone-throwing and the use of petrol bombs by protesters, prompting police to respond with tear gas and rubber bullets. The National Human Rights Coordinator reported that 18 individuals were injured, including a journalist. The unrest has been fueled by a recent law requiring young people to contribute to private pension funds, which has sparked widespread discontent amid high unemployment rates. Boluarte's approval ratings have plummeted, and public perception of corruption within Congress has also contributed to the escalating protests. The situation reflects growing social unrest in Peru, exacerbated by organized crime and violence.