I'm outraged with this killer president Dina, assassin, usurper.
Now let's go to Congress to take out that Dina.
Despite being a woman, despite being a mother she is killing us.
In my province, Ayacucho she killed our young students.
They said that we are vandals, that we are terrorists.
We are not terrorists. We are the people, the people that fights for the motherland.
Dina assassin. People hate you!
This is why the people of the country are outraged
because workers are going through a tough situation
miners, the proletariat is in a very difficult crisis.
Salaries are very low, the costs of living are high.
And with our miserable salaries, we need to find a second job.
Regrettably Peru is in a total crisis. There is a crisis in every single sense.
It's been 30 years of Fujimorism that has been changing the constitution for their own benefit.
They have sold away our country and this is the consequence of that.
Corruption has been growing like an avalanche.
We are now paying the consequence of that corruption.
The population and the workers are tired of all the exploitation.
The economic elite and the right-wing have, through a national monopoly
control over the entire economy.
That's the reason for the discontent of the people of Peru.
They call us "terrorists" for raising our voice for our rights.
We as workers are demanding that Dina Boluarte resigns.
The people didn't choose her as President.
We also demand a new constitution.
The constitution of 1993 is what allows the exploitation of poor people, favors billionaires.
The people are fed up and has risen up as we can see.
This democracy is not longer a democracy
We are here to express the discontent
and weariness that Peruvians are feeling, and to demand
a change in the neoliberal economic model implemented in our country 30 years ago.
We are also here to express our solidarity with the people killed in the country, about 50
and to demand that there is not one more person killed in Peru.
No to vandalism, no to repression at hands of police and military forces!
We are here to talk about the need to advance the elections, and we say October.
We also demand a constitutional referendum
that will allow the Peruvian people, decide if they want a new constitution.
The teachers of Peru, we are convinced that we need to change the constitution!
If we are with the Aimaras, nobody gets tired! If we are with the Quechuas, nobody gets tired!
Everything is orchestrated, and that government is orchestrating everything.
They cut off the street lights. Why? To shoot at us!
Because if there is no light, everybody will turn a blind eye!
We say it here, we are not affraid of Dina Boluarte
and if we need to die, we will die for our motherland!
I fight for my children, I fight for my Peru. I'm going to give my life if necessary!
We are here because our brothers and our children were illegally detained this morning.
They are imprisoned here, this is why we are protesting.
We are also protesting for our fellow citizens of other regions, that came to protest.
They have been imprisoned, and they have been massacred.
They are unjustly arrested and this happens every day. We are fed up.
Here, the attorney general, the congress, Dina Boluarte, every single instance
are involved in the corruption.
We are fed up. We don't have peace.
This is state terrorism, we are back to the 1990s.
Today, even the fact of us being able to exist as a trade union, is undermined
by a government (Boluarte's) that from its beginnings is killing the people.
That wants to stay in power through bullets and blood.
Even the minister of labor that they chose was close to business people.
Our country is dominated by foreign politics.
To get rid of that, we definitely need a popular victory on the streets.
Overhaul the system and change the model of development.
Our participation (as workers) is vital. To participate democratically, from our bases
in assemblies where people discuss the issues.
(The government and the political class) are attacking the working class with bullets.
And with laws that want to eliminate our rights.
This fight definitely needs to continue.
It needs to escalate to an indefinite national strike.
We need to unify the country and all the workers need to go on strike.
to overthrow this government, be seen and ensure our workers’ rights.
The spilled blood will never be forgotten. The spilled blood will never be forgotten.